Chapter 6 Flashcards

1
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What is the order of the information processing model of memory?

A

Sensory memory>short-term memory>long-term memory

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2
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The phenomenon of ____ imagery is fairly similar to what people commonly cal “photographic memory.”

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Eidetic

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3
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Grouping pieces of information together to expand the capacity of short-term memory is called?

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Chunking

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4
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The working memory, visual & verbal information is integrated in the:

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Episodic buffer

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5
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Spacing study sessions over long periods of time with breaks in between is called what?

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Distributed practice

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6
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An essay question is a ___ test of memory?

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Recall

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7
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A multiple choice question is a ___ test?

A

Recognition

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8
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People’s ability to recall an item from a list depends on where in the list the item occurs. This is known as the ____ effect…

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Serial position effect

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9
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What does the regency effect refer to as?

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The last items on a list are more likely to be remembered than the middle items.

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10
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What did ebbinghaus discover?

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That the most forgetting occurs within 1 hour of learning and then levels off.

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11
Q

What type of memory is knowing how to serve a tennis ball?

A

Procedural memory

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12
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What captures very subtle changes in sounds & last about 1-10 seconds, also why teachers give lectures.

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Echoic imagery

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13
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In working memory what works with verbal info?

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Phonological loop

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14
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In working memory what works with visual and spatial info like knowing where things are located in a grocery store?

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Visuospatial sketch pad

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15
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What brings info together allowing us to solve problems?

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Episodic buffer

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16
Q

In working memory what directs attention & determines what info is used & what’s ignored?

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Central executive

17
Q

What are memories you are aware of called?

A

Explicit memory

18
Q

What are memories outside of your awareness?

A

Implicit memory

19
Q

What are the stages of long term memory? And an example?

A

Explicit- remembering that’s roses are red
Semantic- remembering ur graduation date
Episodic- remembering details like your shoe breaking at graduation
Flashbulb- remembering a shocking event like 9/11

20
Q

What is a automatic or unconscious memory?

A

Implicit memory

21
Q

What helps learners remember things easier?

A

Mnemonics

22
Q

What is being able to connect a place with something you are trying to remember?

A

Method of loci

23
Q

What process requires work?

A

Automatic & effortful processing

24
Q

When your trying to remember a # by repeating it over & over to extend its length of time held in short term memory?

A

Maintenance rehearsal

25
Q

What term is known as having to actually think instead of repeating; a deep level of encoding?

A

Elaborative rehearsal

26
Q

What is massed practice?

A

Cramming

27
Q

What is it called when someone gets a new car & starts to realize the same cars?

A

Priming

28
Q

A stimuli that helped in retrieval of info that is difficult to access?

A

Retrieval cues

29
Q

What are some memory slips?

A

Tip of tongue (retrieval failure)
Storage failure & memory decay
Hyperthymestic syndrome (remembering everything)

30
Q

What is the order of the memory process?

A

Encoding, storage, retrieval