Quiz 5 Flashcards

1
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What is a cue?

A

A piece of information that is used to retrieve a target memory

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2
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What is an association?

A

A link between two pieces of information, through which activation can spread

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3
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Schemas can cause ____ in memory and cognition through misremembering or creating ____

A

distortions; stereotypes

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4
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Schemas can help perception by making it easier to recognize items that are in a ____-____ ____

A

schema-consistent context

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5
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Schemas help cognition by making the world a more ____ place

A

Predictable

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6
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What are some circumstances that will improve the chances of correct retrieval?

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  • Undivided attention during retrieval
  • Having relevant cues to retrieval
  • Retrieving organized information using a strategy
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7
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Anderson and Pichert (1978) investigated the effect of taking a specific perspective during encoding on what information was retrieved. They found that:

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Information that was relevant to that perspective (e.g. a burglar) was more likely to be retrieved

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