memory

Question 1

miller method

Answer 1

capacity of the STM
digital span technique
method: list series of numbers - end of the list you write down digits in order straight away
numbers of digits increased with each list
calculated average

Question 2

miller results

Answer 2

capacity STM able to recall 7.3 letters and 9.3 numbers
7+/- 2 chunks of information

Question 3

jacobs

Answer 3

support similar research
female students able to recall 7.3 letters and 9.3 numbers

Question 4

Procedural memory

Answer 4

Long type memory Memory on how to do something (riding a bike) repetition become automatic

Question 5

Declarative memory

Answer 5

Semantic memory
Episodic memory

Question 6

Effect on misleading information on EWT

Answer 6

Lotus and palmer

Question 7

Cues

Answer 7

Serve as a trigger to memory, may be things about the memory like a category a word belongs to or room learnt in

Question 8

Semantic memory

Answer 8

Long term
Knowledge of facts like capital cities recalled deliberately

Question 9

Episodic memory

Answer 9

Long term
Knowledge of life events time stamped such as first day of school
Retrieved with effort

Question 10

Eyewitness testimony

Answer 10

Ability for a person to remember an event they have witnessed usually in testifying in court or identifying a criminal

Question 11

+ Overton study

Answer 11

State dependent forgetting, had to learn word list either drunk or sober the recall of words was best when they were drunk during both encoding and recall or sober both encoding and recall