Question 1

Reconsolidation is when __________.

Accepted Answer

A) a person remembers more on a second attempt 
B) memories become temporarily malleable when they are retrieved 
C) the process of time makes memories more permanent 
D) multiple traces of a memory are stored in long-term memory 
A) a person remembers more on a second attempt 
B) memories become temporarily malleable when they are retrieved 
C) the process of time makes memories more permanent 
D) multiple traces of a memory are stored in long-term memory

Question 2

Information is remembered longer at the situation model level than at the propositional textbase level.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

The improved retention of one piece of information that is made distinct or different from the information around it is _____________________________.

Accepted Answer

(VON RESTO

Question 4

What were the central findings of Bahrick's work on "Fifty years of names and faces"?

Accepted Answer

(OVERLEARNING and DI

Question 5

Studies of autobiographical memory reveal memory for one's life story.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The reminiscence bump is __________.

Accepted Answer

A) inability to remember life events before the ages of two to four 
B) increased memory for traumatic events 
C) the ability to recover memories that had previously been forgotten 
D) superior memory for life events,better than would be expected by the forgetting curve,around the age of twenty 
A) inability to remember life events before the ages of two to four 
B) increased memory for traumatic events 
C) the ability to recover memories that had previously been forgotten 
D) superior memory for life events,better than would be expected by the forgetting curve,around the age of twenty

Question 7

Memory for our life narrative is called __________.

Accepted Answer

A) autobiographical memory 
B) personal memory 
C) episodic memory 
D) self-narrative memory 
A) autobiographical memory 
B) personal memory 
C) episodic memory 
D) self-narrative memory

Question 8

Remembering a fact correctly from past experience but attributing it to an incorrect source or context is ____________________.

Accepted Answer

(SOURCE MI

Question 9

Which of the flowing is retained in memory for the longest period of time?

Accepted Answer

A) situation model 
B) propositional encoding 
C) surface form 
D) textbase 
A) situation model 
B) propositional encoding 
C) surface form 
D) textbase

Question 10

Intentional forgetting of painful or traumatic experiences is known as __________.

Accepted Answer

A) von Restorff 
B) posttraumatic stress disorder 
C) repression 
D) revision 
A) von Restorff 
B) posttraumatic stress disorder 
C) repression 
D) revision

Question 11

When a memory is retrieved,held in a more malleable state,and then restored,this is called _______________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of When a memory is retrieved,held in a...

Question 12

Someone tells you about an event she experienced.Later,you try to remember just what was said.According to research,such as that by Sachs (1967),you are most likely to recall __________.

Accepted Answer

A) the general gist of what was said,but not the exact wording 
B) what was told to you verbatim 
C) a lot of errors,apart from what actually happened 
D) your desire to tell other people about the event 
A) the general gist of what was said,but not the exact wording 
B) what was told to you verbatim 
C) a lot of errors,apart from what actually happened 
D) your desire to tell other people about the event

Question 13

Cryptomnesia reflects a breakdown in __________.

Accepted Answer

A) structural organization 
B) source monitoring 
C) propositional coding 
D) mental integration 
A) structural organization 
B) source monitoring 
C) propositional coding 
D) mental integration

Question 14

Imagining that something happened increases the later likelihood of reporting that it did happen; this phenomenon is known as __________.

Accepted Answer

A) hogwash 
B) vividness 
C) imagination inflation 
D) veridical recall 
A) hogwash 
B) vividness 
C) imagination inflation 
D) veridical recall

Question 15

When people are given lists of related words,and then later falsely recall a word that is strongly related to the others,but not actually said,the experimental paradigm is called a __________.

Accepted Answer

A) vigilance method 
B) DRM paradigm 
C) elicitation technique 
D) distorting manipulation 
A) vigilance method 
B) DRM paradigm 
C) elicitation technique 
D) distorting manipulation

Question 16

Source monitoring is __________.

Accepted Answer

A) knowing what is real and what is not as it is happening 
B) being able to tell whether someone else is remembering accurately 
C) knowing where information came from 
D) making a mistake about how old a memory is 
A) knowing what is real and what is not as it is happening 
B) being able to tell whether someone else is remembering accurately 
C) knowing where information came from 
D) making a mistake about how old a memory is

Question 17

Work by Bahrick et al.on "Fifty years of names and faces" demonstrates that some kinds of memory __________.

Accepted Answer

A) are constantly changing in their meaning 
B) can last for very long periods of time 
C) do not belong to individual people 
D) actually get better with age 
A) are constantly changing in their meaning 
B) can last for very long periods of time 
C) do not belong to individual people 
D) actually get better with age

Question 18

What is the rate of forgetting of information at the textbase level?

Accepted Answer

A) less than both the surface form and situation model 
B) more than both the surface form and situation model 
C) more than the surface form,less than the situation model 
D) more than the situation model,less than the surface form 
A) less than both the surface form and situation model 
B) more than both the surface form and situation model 
C) more than the surface form,less than the situation model 
D) more than the situation model,less than the surface form

Question 19

What is the best way to describe our memory for events in our lives?

Accepted Answer

A) detailed 
B) permanent 
C) gist-based 
D) fluid 
A) detailed 
B) permanent 
C) gist-based 
D) fluid

Question 20

__________ is the ability to identify where information in a memory came from.

Accepted Answer

A) Source monitoring 
B) Feeling of knowledge 
C) Judgment of learning 
D) Cryptomnesia 
A) Source monitoring 
B) Feeling of knowledge 
C) Judgment of learning 
D) Cryptomnesia

Reconsolidation is when __________.

Information is remembered longer at the situation model level than at the propositional textbase level.

The improved retention of one piece of information that is made distinct or different from the information around it is _____________________________.

What were the central findings of Bahrick's work on "Fifty years of names and faces"?

Studies of autobiographical memory reveal memory for one's life story.

The reminiscence bump is __________.

Memory for our life narrative is called __________.

Remembering a fact correctly from past experience but attributing it to an incorrect source or context is ____________________.

Which of the flowing is retained in memory for the longest period of time?

Intentional forgetting of painful or traumatic experiences is known as __________.

When a memory is retrieved,held in a more malleable state,and then restored,this is called _______________.

Someone tells you about an event she experienced.Later,you try to remember just what was said.According to research,such as that by Sachs (1967),you are most likely to recall __________.

Cryptomnesia reflects a breakdown in __________.

Imagining that something happened increases the later likelihood of reporting that it did happen; this phenomenon is known as __________.

When people are given lists of related words,and then later falsely recall a word that is strongly related to the others,but not actually said,the experimental paradigm is called a __________.

Source monitoring is __________.

Work by Bahrick et al.on "Fifty years of names and faces" demonstrates that some kinds of memory __________.

What is the rate of forgetting of information at the textbase level?

What is the best way to describe our memory for events in our lives?

__________ is the ability to identify where information in a memory came from.

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

Reconsolidation is when __________.

Information is remembered longer at the situation model level than at the propositional textbase level.

The improved retention of one piece of information that is made distinct or different from the information around it is _____________________________.

What were the central findings of Bahrick's work on "Fifty years of names and faces"?

Studies of autobiographical memory reveal memory for one's life story.

The reminiscence bump is __________.

Memory for our life narrative is called __________.

Remembering a fact correctly from past experience but attributing it to an incorrect source or context is ____________________.

Which of the flowing is retained in memory for the longest period of time?

Intentional forgetting of painful or traumatic experiences is known as __________.

When a memory is retrieved,held in a more malleable state,and then restored,this is called _______________.

Someone tells you about an event she experienced.Later,you try to remember just what was said.According to research,such as that by Sachs (1967),you are most likely to recall __________.

Cryptomnesia reflects a breakdown in __________.

Imagining that something happened increases the later likelihood of reporting that it did happen; this phenomenon is known as __________.

When people are given lists of related words,and then later falsely recall a word that is strongly related to the others,but not actually said,the experimental paradigm is called a __________.

Source monitoring is __________.

Work by Bahrick et al.on "Fifty years of names and faces" demonstrates that some kinds of memory __________.

What is the rate of forgetting of information at the textbase level?

What is the best way to describe our memory for events in our lives?

__________ is the ability to identify where information in a memory came from.

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