Chapter 8 Flashcards

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Which of the following is NOT one of Schacter’s “seven sins of memory”?

A

Reconstruction

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2
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Remembering to do something in the future is called

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prospective memory

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3
Q

Which level of representation is retained in memory for the longest period of time?

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situation model

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4
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This is the ability to identify where information in a memory came from.

A

source monitoring

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5
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This refers to the intentional forgetting of painful or traumatic experiences.

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repression

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6
Q

The inability to remember life events before the age of 2-4 is called

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infantile amnesia

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7
Q

When more words are associated within a propositional structure, the response time to access those words increases; this is called

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the fan effect

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8
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This refers to when a person makes a prediction, after studying some material, whether that information will be remembered on a later test.

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Judgments of learning

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9
Q

In source monitoring, the ________ is important for integrating content and source information; while the ________ is important for searching and using source information

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hippocampus; prefrontal cortex

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10
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In the leading questions/memory distortion research by Loftus, participants were shown a video of a car crash and then asked how fast the cars were going when they bumped/smashed each other. One week later, the “smashed” group reported seeing broken glass to a greater extent than the “bumped” group. This study most clearly demonstrates

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the fan effect.
source misattribution
a memory impairment

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