Exam 10: Formal Models of Memory

The Tulving-Wiseman function shows that __________.

What is the difference between multiple trace and distributed storage versions of global matching models?

What is the name of formal models in which all traces in memory are consulted in parallel during retrieval?

Associations are represented in network theories by __________.

According to the SAM model, recognition involves __________.

How are schemas derived according to the MINERVA 2 model?

According to the Collins and Quillian network model, information is organized in memory __________.

What are the major memory components of the ACT model?

What is the process for retrieving information from a network model called?

What is not an important characteristic of network models?

Information is retrieved from a network model through a process of __________.

The idea that the simplest explanation is probably the correct one is known as __________.

The idea that recall proceeds by a person first generating information in working memory and then assessing whether that information is stored in long-term memory is called __________.

Recognition failure is __________.

In a global matching model like MINERVA 2, retrieval involves __________.

What are the three major memory components of the ACT model?

What is the metaphor often used for PDP models of memory?

According to a generate-recognize model of memory, the relationship between the memory processes involved in recall and recognition is __________.

How are PDP models structured like the brain?

What do PDP models have a high degree of?