Exam 14: Human Memory Part 2

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The fact that your memory for a specific event may be influenced by the amount of attention you pay to the event, the level at which you process information about the event, how you organize the information, and the amount of interference you experience reflects which of the following unifying themes of your textbook?

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Natasha asks Oscar for directions to his house. When he tells her to turn on 4th Street, she asks what color the house is on the corner where she turns. Oscar is surprised that he actually knows the house is blue, since he never really thought about it. In this instance, it is likely that the house color was stored in Oscar's

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Knowing that a particular person has been arrested and accused of the crime in question can influence the recollections of eyewitnesses. This finding can best be explained by

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Some theorists believe that the ____ memory system may handle automatic remembering, while the ____ memory system handles conscious, effortful remembering.

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In Baddeley's modularized view of working memory, the temporary store that serves as an interface between working memory and long-term memory is the executive control system.

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Eric Kandel earned his Nobel Prize for his research showing that specific memories depend on

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Why does the text advocate the spacing of study sessions as a method for improving your memory?

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Enhancing memory by associating a word with an image to represent the word, is known as the ____________________ method.

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The reconstructive nature of memory best reflects which of the following unifying themes of your textbook?

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Victims of organic amnesia who can recall memories stored before a head injury but can not recall information processed after the injury are showing

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Define short-term memory and describe it in terms of its temporal duration and capacity.

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Strategies designed to enhance memory through the use of either verbal cues or visual imagery to enrich encoding are termed

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The memory system that contains the memory for how to type on a typewriter or drive an automobile is the

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The gradual conversion of information into durable long-term memory codes is called

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Using the phrase "Every good boy does fine" to remember the order of musical notes is an example of a(n)

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____________________ memory involves remembering events from the past or previously learned information.

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Research by Elizabeth Loftus on the ____________________ effect has shown that the recall of an event can be altered by the introduction of misleading post-event material.

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The subdivision of the declarative memory system, made up of chronological recollections of personal experiences, is referred to as

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Which two types of memories are both considered to be divisions of declarative memory?

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The finding of a localized neural circuit in a rabbit's brain that corresponds with the rabbit's memory of a conditioned eyeblink response is most consistent with the ____ model of memory.

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