CH 6

Question 1

Serial Position Curve

Answer 1

In a memory experiment in which participants are asked to recall a list of words

Question 2

Primacy Effect

Answer 2

In a memory experiment in which a list of words is presented, enhanced memory for words presented at the beginning of the list

Question 3

Recancy Effect

Answer 3

In a memory experiment in which a list of words is presented, enhanced memory for words presented at the end of the list

Question 4

Episodic 1L

Answer 4

Explicit (conscious) personal experiences

Question 5

Semantic 2L

Answer 5

Explicit (conscious) stored knowledge and memory for facts

Question 6

Priming 1R

Answer 6

Implicit (unconscious) A change in response to a stimulus caused by the previous presentation of stimulus

Question 7

Procedural Memory 2R

Answer 7

Implicit (not conscious) skill memory

Question 8

Conditioning 3R

Answer 8

Implicit (not conscious) occurs when pairing an initially neutral stimulus with another stimulus results in the latter taking on new properties

Question 9

Episodic Memory

Answer 9

Is capable of mental time travel

Question 10

Semantic Memory

Answer 10

Accesses things we are familiar with

Question 11

Episodic Memories can be

Answer 11

lost, leaving only semantic memories

Question 12

Semantic Memories can be

Answer 12

enhanced is associated w/episodic men.

Question 13

Semantic is

Answer 13

easier to remember

Question 14

Semantic Memory can

Answer 14

influence our experience by influencing attention. - Directs attention by recalling already stored knowledge

Question 15

Repetition Priming

Answer 15

Occurs when test stimulus affects the person’s response to the same stimulus when presented later