Exam 9: Memory

__________ refers to a memory loss.

__________ memory is used when we need to remember to do something in the future.

Memories of strong emotional experiences are immutable and less susceptible to reconstruction.

What are the three components of the lifespan retrieval curve?

What current knowledge about memory drastically challenged Penfield's view that memories are never lost?

What scientist suggested that memories are never lost and believed that memories could re-emerge using brain stimulation?

In the dichotomy implicit versus explicit memory, scientists aim to understand to what extent people are __________ of the contents of their memory.

In Godden and Baddely (1975) experiment, what was the contextual cue that affected results?

Which of the following objects BEST represents the function of memory?

Which of the following is not a component of the original working memory model by Baddeley and Hitch (1974)?

What type of memories are associated to the activity of the hippocampus?

According to Squire's hierarchy of memory, what is the first dichotomy of human memory in terms of hierarchy?

Only a limited amount of information can be stored in short-term memory.

According to the levels of processing model, what it really matters in order to remember something is:

How can information be retained in STM?

__________ and __________ are part of the procedural memory.

__________ of memory are common myths about human memory and represent a big obstacle for memory experts working in courtrooms.

A list is read in the following order: "CAT, PEN, TABLE, RIBBON, SOFA, HOUSE, ORANGE, SKY, GLASS, LEG, TRAIN". According to the primacy effect, which word will be remembered most easily?

Which amnesic patient described by Smith et al. (2010) said they could not retain information from one day to the next?

On which animals did Pavlov study classical conditioning?