remembering

Question 1

free recall

Answer 1

we recall a piece of info when we receive it from a memory store such as STM without any assistance

Question 2

cued recall

Answer 2

sometimes we can only recall something if we get assistance from a cue

Question 3

meaningful cues

Answer 3

‘STM’ is a cue, you learn this at the same time you learn other material about the short term memory, contains the letter ‘S’ which triggers retrieval for ‘short’

Question 4

cues without meaning

Answer 4

cues without meaning are also learned at the same time as you learn or experience something, if you are learning about STM and there is a thunderstorm outside next time there is a thunderstorm it may cue you to remember something about STM

Question 5

recognition

Answer 5

In a multiple choice question you may recognise the answer answer, the answer acts as a cue

Question 6

Tulving and Pearlstone 1966

Answer 6

recognition, asked pps to learn lists of words belonging to different categories, pps were then asked to recall the words, those who were given a category recalled more, the categories provided a context and provided retrieval cues