Exam 9: Memory
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Long-term potentiation is the term neuroscientists use to describe long-lasting enhancement of
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When psychologists use the term memory trace, they are referring to the
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George Sperling was able to differentiate between the amount of information that could be stored in sensory memory and the time until the memory faded by cuing participants to recall
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The brief impressions formed as a result of neural activity in and around sensory receptors are called _______ memories.
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Your teacher asks you to recite the terms you need to know for the exam because she knows that _______ aids the transfer of information from short-term to long-term memory.
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Our memory for carrying out motor and perceptual procedures is referred to as _______ memory.
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Jan's husband calls her while she is at the grocery store to ask her to pick up six varieties of chips for a party. He tells her the varieties he wants and hangs up, and she immediately starts grabbing the chips. Which varieties will she most likely remember?
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A woman developed a tumor that diminished her ability to form new long-term memories. Though memory involves numerous parts of the brain, the part most likely affected by the tumor is the
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Refer to the figure below.
The figure shows a model of the stages of memory. Which process would correctly be inserted into arrow B of the model?
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By using the _______, Frank was able to recall all the items he had to get at the grocery store by mentally placing them at different points on his route to the store.
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The part of the brain that runs from the cerebellum to the temporal lobes and is very important for learning and memory is called the
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Priming is evidence for the idea that our memories are connected with one another, and that recalling one memory influences recall of another memory, a concept called
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The physical memory trace in the brain is often referred to by neuroscience researchers as the
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If Tuan wanted to use the method of loci to help him remember a list of items to get at the grocery story, he should
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The process of combining information into meaningful units to aid memorization is called
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Some people claim to be able to recall whole images with exact detail, an ability called _______ memory.
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Kim Peek was described as a savant mainly because he was able to
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