Memory Types
Working Memory
Encoding/Processing
Memory Systems
Brain and Memory
100
  • What type of memory allows you to consciously recall the date of a friend's wedding?

Explicit memory

100
  •  Which working-memory component directs attention and coordinates tasks?

  •  Central executive

100
  •  What is the process of transforming information into a form that can be stored in memory?

  •  Encoding

100
  •  What type of memory briefly holds incoming sensory information?

  •  Sensory memory

100
  • What does LTP stand for?

  •  Long-term potentiation

200
  • What type of memory stores facts and general knowledge, such as the capital of France?

  •  Semantic memory

200
  • Which component temporarily processes verbal and auditory information?

 Phonological loop

200
  • What type of processing focuses on the appearance or structure of information?

  •  Shallow structural processing

200
  •  What is the name for brief visual sensory memory?

  •  Iconic memory

200
  •  What happens to synaptic connections during long-term potentiation?

  • Synaptic connections become stronger, making communication between neurons more effective.

300
  • What type of memory helps you remember to complete an assignment tomorrow?

  • Prospective memory

300
  •  Which component handles visual images and spatial relationships?

Visuospatial sketchpad

300
  • What type of processing focuses on the meaning of information?

  •  Semantic processing

300
  •  What is the name for brief auditory sensory memory?

  • Echoic memory

300
  •  What is neurogenesis?

  • The formation of new neurons.

400
  •  What type of memory allows you to ride a bike without consciously recalling each movement?

  •  Procedural memory

400
  •  What kind of information does the phonological loop help you rehearse when repeating a phone number aloud?

  •  Verbal or auditory information

400
  • According to the levels-of-processing model, which type of processing generally produces stronger memories?

  • Deep processing

400

 What are the three stages in the traditional multi-store model of memory?

  •  Sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory

400
  • Which process strengthens neural connections following repeated activation?

  • Long-term potentiation

500
  •  What type of memory involves personal experiences, such as remembering your last birthday party?

  • Episodic memory

500
  •  What is the main difference between working memory and long-term memory?

  • Working memory temporarily holds and manipulates information, while long-term memory stores information over extended periods.

500
  • What kind of processing requires conscious attention and deliberate effort to learn information?

  •  Effortful processing

500
  •  What is the process of accessing information already stored in memory?

  • Retrieval

500
  •  How can neurogenesis be distinguished from encoding?

  •  Neurogenesis creates new neurons, while encoding transforms information into a form that can be stored in memory.

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