Memory Structures
Memory Structure 2
Encoding
Learning
Learning 2
100

Long-term memory has two larger umbrellas of memory types which are...

What is implicit and explicit memory?

100

The memory storage unit that actively manipulates information. 

What is working memory?

100

Define encoding.

What is processing of information you want to learn?

100

True or False: Learning is permanent behavioral change. 

What is false? 

100

This is linking two concepts together. 

What is associative learning?

200

Memories that hold significance in your life. 

What are flashbulb memories?
200

The main takeaway about cognitive processing and sensory memory.

What is that some cognitive processes occur quickly without our conscious or explicit awareness?

200

Type of processing best for encoding.

What is deeper processing?

200

Identify the conditioned response in the following example: Kara's alarm clock goes off unexpectedly at noon and she is irritated the rest of the day.

What is Kara being irritated? 

200

I give my cat a treat every time she jumps up. 

What is positive reinforcement?

300

Shailene hit her head on a door and damaged her hippocampus. She can no longer form memories of personal events after the incident. This is an example of...

What is anterograde amnesia?

300
Short-term memory capacity.

What is 7 +- 2?

300

This type of encoding is not so good for memory results.

What is maintenance rehearsal? 

300

The experiment where children learned behavior through modeling adults. 

What is Bandura's Bobo Doll experiment?

300

My mom assigns me extra chores after I come home past curfew. 

What is positive punishment?

400

Dan got into a car crash. He can no longer remember personal events prior to the car crash. This is an example of...

What is retrograde amnesia?

400

The duration of echoic sensory memory.

What is 4 seconds?

400

This type of encoding is best for memory results.

What is elaborative rehearsal?

400

Identify the conditioned stimulus in the following example: My cat's treats are in a drawer. My cat gets excited whenever I open a drawer in the house. 

What is opening the drawer? 

400
Observational learning can motivate both of these things. 

What is prosocial and antisocial behavior?

500
This is an example of how reconstructive memory leads to real-world consequences. 

What is eyewitness testimony? 

500

The duration of iconic sensory memory.

What is 1 second?

500

This type of encoding emphasizes forming connections with prior knowledge.

What is elaborative rehearsal?

500

Getting my salary on time every 2 weeks is an example of this. 

What is partial reinforcement on a fixed interval?

500

This is one of the reasons why we care about conditioning.

What is explains behavior and learning regarding dangerous situations to avoid or beneficial situations to seek out.  

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