The 3 types of memory
This memory can last about 30 seconds
A. Sensory
B. Short-term
C. Long-term
Short-term
A breakdown in the process of getting information in to the cognitive system.
A. Storage decay theory
B. Encoding Failure theory
C. Interference theory
D. Cue-dependent memory
Encoding failure theory
The process of moving information from one memory stage to the next
A. Self-reference effect
B. Improve memory
C. Encoding
D. Elaborative rehearsal
Encoding
After a year has past what percent of a specific memory do you lose?
A. 10%
B. 25%
C. 50%
D. 75%
50%
Registers for each of our senses
A. Sensory
B. Short-term
C. Long-term
Sensory
Forgetting caused by the absence at testing of a stimulus that was present when the learning occurred
A. Storage decay theory
B. Encoding failure
C. Interference theory
D. Cue-dependent memory
Cue-dependent memory
In short-term memory when incoming information from long-term memory encodes it
A. Improve memory
B. Elaborative rehearsal
C. False memory
D. Misinformation effect
Elaborative rehearsal
Unpleasant memories do what to us?
A. Make us stupid
B. Help us learn
C. Increase our memory
D. Traumatize us
Help us learn
The memory stage in which the recognized information from sensory memory enters consciousness.
A. Sensory
B. Short-term
C. Long-term
Short term memory
A theory that proposes that memory fades due to the mere passage of time
A. Storage decay theory
B. Encoding failure theory
C. Interference theory
D. Cue-dependent memory
Storage decay theory
An inaccurate memory that feels as real as a accurate memory
A. Encoding
B. False memory
C. Elaborative rehearsal
D. Misinformation effect
False memory
How many neurons are in our brain?
A. Ten thousand
B. Over a trillion
C. four thousand
D. Over a million
Over a million
The loss of long term memory
A. Memory loss
B. Amnesia
C. Mild cognitive impairment
Amnesia
Memory encoded in long-term memory are forgotten and cannot be retrieved into short-term memory.
A. Storage decay theory
B. Encoding failure theory
C. Interference theory
Interference theory
The distortion of a memory by exposure to misleading information
A. False memory
B. Elaborative rehearsal
C. Misinformation effect
D. Improve memory
D.
Misinformation effect
A study found that when people close their eyes, they were able to answer ……. Percent more questions correctly.
A. 75%
B 20.3%
C. 23%
D. 10%
23%