retrival

Question 1

retrieval cues

Answer 1

stimuli that help people get info from long term memory

Question 2

types of retrieval

Answer 2

recognition, recall, relearning

Question 3

recognition

Answer 3

the person has to identify an item amongst others

Question 4

recall

Answer 4

the person must retrieve info using effort

Question 5

relearning

Answer 5

the individual shows how much time is saved when learning a material a second time

Question 6

priming

Answer 6

procedure of providing cues that stimulate memories without awareness of the connection between the cue and the retrieved memory

Question 7

context effects

Answer 7

the improved recall of specific episode or info when the context present at encoding and retrieval are the same

Question 8

déjà vu

Answer 8

“i’ve experienced this before” cues from the current situation may unconsciously trigger retrieval

Question 9

state-dependent memory

Answer 9

when memory retrieval is most efficient when an individual is in the same state of consciousness as when the memory was formed

Question 10

mood-congruent memory

Answer 10

recalling experiences that are consistent with our current mood

Question 11

tip of the tongue (tot) phenomenon

Answer 11

inability to recall a word or idea, while knowing it is in your memory