Memory

Question 1

What is iconic memory?

Answer 1

It’s part of sensory memory dealing with visual.

Question 2

What is echoic memory?

Answer 2

Sensory memory dealing with auditory.

Question 3

What is encoding?

Answer 3

Turning short term memory to long term memory.

Question 4

What are the different types of encoding?

Answer 4

1. ) Repetition Rehearsal
2. ) Chuncking
3. ) Mnemonic Device
4. ) Self referencing
5. ) Spacing

Question 5

Implicit memory

Answer 5

A type of long term memory that consists of our Procedural memory (skills and conditioned responses.)

Question 6

Explicit Memory

Answer 6

A type of long term memory that consists of declarative memories(facts and or events).
memories that require conscious recall

Question 7

Episodic Memory

Answer 7

A type of declarative memory dealing with events and experiences.

Question 8

Semantic Memory

Answer 8

A type of declarative memory dealing with facts and concepts

Question 9

Priming

Answer 9

It is a retrieval cue, where exposure to one stimulus influences a response to a subsequent stimulus

Ex: you read a book all about rabbits and then 3 hours later someone ask you to spell “hair” and you subconsciously spell “hare”

Question 10

Context

Answer 10

A retrieval cue, when learned and tested in the same place you get higher score or study in multiple places to help you test better.

Question 11

State

Answer 11

Retrieval cue, when you learn something while drunk you will remember when you’re drunk again.

When sad you think about other sad things or when happy or any other emotion.