Exam 6: Memory: Remembrance of Things Past-And Future
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The author's taste aversion to buttered popcorn is an example of an ________ memory.
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The clinical effects of head trauma suggest that the transfer of information from short- to long-term memory may require
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The levels of processing model is most like
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Joe is a long-term alcoholic who has great difficulty storing new information in memory. What brain structure has likely sustained damage?
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The evidence for the popular idea that all of our experiences are in permanent long-term storage is
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Evidence from a number of studies demonstrates that recall is __________ when the person is tested in a place different from where the material was learned in the first place. These findings illustrate the significance of __________ memory.
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Explain the difference between explicit and implicit memories, including types of information, possible brain structures involved in each, and specific examples of each type of memory.
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________ eye movements occur about four times every second, while ________ holds icons for up to a second. This process ensures that visual information will appear seamless.
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Loftus and Palmer showed people a film of a car crash and then asked them to fill out questionnaires that included a question about how fast the cars were going at the time of the accident. The participants who reported the highest speeds had been asked to estimate how fast the cars were going when they __________ one another.
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You can retrieve information better when you are feeling similar to when the information was originally encoded. This is called _________________ memory.
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The typical maximum number of chunks of information that can be held in short-term memory is
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One problem with eyewitness testimony that may not be related to memory is
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"I'll never forget the details of her beautiful face." This romantic statement refers to which type of memory?
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Remembering nonsense syllables is difficult because they are meaningless and require
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According to the levels of processing model, which set of instructions would lead to better memory?
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Your recollection of the humiliating lecture you received after you were caught cheating on an exam is an example of __________ memory.
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_________ is to the "save" function as __________ is to the "find" function.
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Episodic, semantic, and implicit memories are all types of ________________ memory.
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