Question 1

Node plus pathway is a method for representing propositions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

Long-term autobiographical memories are highly unreliable.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

What happens to the fan effect if a set of facts can be integrated into a common situation model?

Accepted Answer

A) It is inverted. 
B) nothing 
C) It is increased. 
D) It is reduced. 
A) It is inverted. 
B) nothing 
C) It is increased. 
D) It is reduced. D

Question 4

What is a proposition in memory?

Accepted Answer

A) a possibility 
B) a suggestion 
C) the network of interconnected facts 
D) a simple idea unit 
A) a possibility 
B) a suggestion 
C) the network of interconnected facts 
D) a simple idea unit

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT one of Schacter's "seven sins of memory"?

Accepted Answer

A) persistence 
B) reconstruction 
C) transience 
D) suggestibility 
A) persistence 
B) reconstruction 
C) transience 
D) suggestibility

Question 6

People tend to remember life events around the age of twenty better than would otherwise be expected.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Using at least five appropriate technical terms and their associated theories covered in this chapter,define the circumstances in which you are most and least likely to accept the story of a friend as being true (e.g.,a supposed memory of their first rollercoaster ride).

Accepted Answer

As a rational thinker, my acceptance of

Question 8

If a person learns a lot of facts about a concept,such as learning that "THE HIPPIE WAS IN THE PARK," "THE HIPPIE WAS IN THE MUSEUM," and "THE HIPPIE WAS IN THE SCHOOL," his or her memory will be affected compared to learning just one of these facts.This is called the ___________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of If a person learns a lot of...

Question 9

The form of mental representation that is best retained over long periods of time is the __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The form of mental representation that is...

Question 10

__________ is confusing a memory of having done something with having only thought about doing something.

Accepted Answer

A) cryptomnesia 
B) source monitoring failure 
C) retrieval interference 
D) a fan effect 
A) cryptomnesia 
B) source monitoring failure 
C) retrieval interference 
D) a fan effect

Question 11

Reconsolidated memories are almost always more accurate than the originals.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Cryptomnesia is more likely to occur when __________.

Accepted Answer

A) prospective memory is involved 
B) attention is focused 
C) attention is divided 
D) judgments of learning are low 
A) prospective memory is involved 
B) attention is focused 
C) attention is divided 
D) judgments of learning are low

Question 13

A false memory is memory for __________.

Accepted Answer

A) events that never happened 
B) things you know are not true 
C) things that have not happened yet,but will 
D) all of the above 
A) events that never happened 
B) things you know are not true 
C) things that have not happened yet,but will 
D) all of the above

Question 14

A proposition is the smallest unit of knowledge that can stand as a separate assertion.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Kintsch & Bates (1977)gave a surprise recognition test to students two or five days after a classroom lecture.Which was NOT true?

Accepted Answer

A) Verbatim memory was worse at five days than at two days. 
B) Students were better at rejecting jokes not told than rejecting jokes that were told. 
C) Memory details were better than general statements. 
D) Ones were remembered better than twos. 
A) Verbatim memory was worse at five days than at two days. 
B) Students were better at rejecting jokes not told than rejecting jokes that were told. 
C) Memory details were better than general statements. 
D) Ones were remembered better than twos.

Question 16

Even if a person cannot remember something in the moment,it is still possible for them to give __________.

Accepted Answer

A) feeling of knowing judgment 
B) a judgment of learning 
C) up 
D) an assessment of performance 
A) feeling of knowing judgment 
B) a judgment of learning 
C) up 
D) an assessment of performance

Question 17

__________ is remembering to do something in the future.

Accepted Answer

A) Persistent memory 
B) Prospective memory 
C) Transient memory 
D) Constructive memory 
A) Persistent memory 
B) Prospective memory 
C) Transient memory 
D) Constructive memory

Question 18

Three of the seven sins of memory are ______________,______________,and _______________.

Accepted Answer

(TRANSIENCE; ABSENTM

Question 19

Sachs (1967)investigated memory by using passages of meaningful text.After a delay of 80 syllables in the passage,a multiple choice recognition task for a preceding sentence produced __________.

Accepted Answer

A) almost perfect recognition 
B) chance recognition across superficial and deep structural changes 
C) chance recognition if meaning held constant 
D) very high levels of accuracy for discriminating the original sentence 
A) almost perfect recognition 
B) chance recognition across superficial and deep structural changes 
C) chance recognition if meaning held constant 
D) very high levels of accuracy for discriminating the original sentence

Question 20

False memories are more likely to be created if a person tries to form a mental image in their mind to help them remember.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Node plus pathway is a method for representing propositions.

Long-term autobiographical memories are highly unreliable.

What happens to the fan effect if a set of facts can be integrated into a common situation model?

What is a proposition in memory?

Which of the following is NOT one of Schacter's "seven sins of memory"?

People tend to remember life events around the age of twenty better than would otherwise be expected.

Using at least five appropriate technical terms and their associated theories covered in this chapter,define the circumstances in which you are most and least likely to accept the story of a friend as being true (e.g.,a supposed memory of their first rollercoaster ride).

If a person learns a lot of facts about a concept,such as learning that "THE HIPPIE WAS IN THE PARK," "THE HIPPIE WAS IN THE MUSEUM," and "THE HIPPIE WAS IN THE SCHOOL," his or her memory will be affected compared to learning just one of these facts.This is called the ___________.

The form of mental representation that is best retained over long periods of time is the __________.

__________ is confusing a memory of having done something with having only thought about doing something.

Reconsolidated memories are almost always more accurate than the originals.

Cryptomnesia is more likely to occur when __________.

A false memory is memory for __________.

A proposition is the smallest unit of knowledge that can stand as a separate assertion.

Kintsch & Bates (1977)gave a surprise recognition test to students two or five days after a classroom lecture.Which was NOT true?

Even if a person cannot remember something in the moment,it is still possible for them to give __________.

__________ is remembering to do something in the future.

Three of the seven sins of memory are ,,and ___.

Sachs (1967)investigated memory by using passages of meaningful text.After a delay of 80 syllables in the passage,a multiple choice recognition task for a preceding sentence produced __________.

False memories are more likely to be created if a person tries to form a mental image in their mind to help them remember.

Cognitive Psychology: An Introduction

Cognitive Neuroscience and Cognitive Science

Sensation and Perception

Attention

Short-Term Working Memory

Learning and Remembering

Knowing

Language

Comprehension: Written and Spoken Language

Decisions, Judgments, and Reasoning

Problem Solving

Cognition and Emotion

Cognitive Development

Filters

Exam 8: Using Knowledge in the Real World

Node plus pathway is a method for representing propositions.

Long-term autobiographical memories are highly unreliable.

What happens to the fan effect if a set of facts can be integrated into a common situation model?

What is a proposition in memory?

Which of the following is NOT one of Schacter's "seven sins of memory"?

People tend to remember life events around the age of twenty better than would otherwise be expected.

Using at least five appropriate technical terms and their associated theories covered in this chapter,define the circumstances in which you are most and least likely to accept the story of a friend as being true (e.g.,a supposed memory of their first rollercoaster ride).

If a person learns a lot of facts about a concept,such as learning that "THE HIPPIE WAS IN THE PARK," "THE HIPPIE WAS IN THE MUSEUM," and "THE HIPPIE WAS IN THE SCHOOL," his or her memory will be affected compared to learning just one of these facts.This is called the ___________.

The form of mental representation that is best retained over long periods of time is the __________.

__________ is confusing a memory of having done something with having only thought about doing something.

Reconsolidated memories are almost always more accurate than the originals.

Cryptomnesia is more likely to occur when __________.

A false memory is memory for __________.

A proposition is the smallest unit of knowledge that can stand as a separate assertion.

Kintsch & Bates (1977)gave a surprise recognition test to students two or five days after a classroom lecture.Which was NOT true?

Even if a person cannot remember something in the moment,it is still possible for them to give __________.

__________ is remembering to do something in the future.

Three of the seven sins of memory are ______________,______________,and _______________.

Sachs (1967)investigated memory by using passages of meaningful text.After a delay of 80 syllables in the passage,a multiple choice recognition task for a preceding sentence produced __________.

False memories are more likely to be created if a person tries to form a mental image in their mind to help them remember.

Cognitive Psychology: An Introduction

Cognitive Neuroscience and Cognitive Science

Sensation and Perception

Attention

Short-Term Working Memory

Learning and Remembering

Knowing

Language

Comprehension: Written and Spoken Language

Decisions, Judgments, and Reasoning

Problem Solving

Cognition and Emotion

Cognitive Development

Filters

Three of the seven sins of memory are ,,and ___.