Long-Term Memory
The process that controls the flow of information from long-term to working memory storage is called
A. Encoding
B. Storage
C. Retrieval
D. Clustering
C: Retrieval
The process that controls movement from working to long-term memory storage is called
A. Retrieval
B. Encoding
C. Clustering
D. Semantic Networking
B: Encoding
Type of memory that enables you to perform specific learned skills or habitual processes is called
A. Episodic Memory
B. Semantic Memory
C. Procedural Memory
D. Implicit Memory
C: Procedural Memory
Examples: Riding a Bike, Tying your shoes, Driving a standard (Stick Shift) automobile.
Mental links between concepts. Common properties provide a basis for the mental link. This describes what memory process?
A. Semantic Network Model
B. Encoding
C. Clustering
D. Episodic Memory
A: Semantic Network Model
Organizing items into related groups during recall of long-term memory is called
A. Chunking
B. Clustering
C. Procedural Memory
D. Activation Memory
B: Clustering
True or False: A shorter path between two concepts results in a weaker association in memory.
False
Memory with awareness. Information can be consciously recollected. This describes what type of memory?
A. Implicit Memory
B. Effortful Encoding
C. Explicit Memory
D. Semantic Memory
C: Explicit Memory
Known as the unconscious encoding of information.
A. Automatic Encoding
B. Effortful Encoding
C. Explicit Encoding
D. Implicit Encoding
A: Automatic Encoding
Type of encoding that requires attention and constant effort.
A. Automatic Encoding
B. Implicit Encoding
C. Explicit Encoding
D. Effortful Encoding
D: Effortful Encoding
Memory without awareness. Memory that affects your thoughts and behavior but cannot be consciously recalled. This describes what type of memory?
A. Implicit Memory
B. Procedural Memory
C. Explicit Memory
D. Automatic Memory
A: Implicit Memory
Information about facts, general knowledge, or school work. Memory not tied to personal events. This describes what type of memory?
A. Procedural Memory
B. Explicit Memory
C. Semantic Memory
D. Episodic Memory
C: Semantic Memory
Information about events. Memory is tied to your own personal experiences. This describes what type of memory?
A. Semantic Memory
B. Explicit Memory
C. Procedural Memory
D. Episodic Memory
D: Episodic Memory
Procedural memory is what type of long-term memory?
Implicit Memory
Give an example of an episodic memory and explain your reasoning.
Examples: What month is your birthday? Do you like to eat ice cream?
Reasoning: They are information about events. Memories are tied to your own personal experiences.
What are the two types of explicit memory?
Episodic Memory
Semantic Memory
Give an example of a semantic memory and explain your reasoning.
Example: What is a cloud? What is declarative Memory? How many tires on a car?
Reasoning: Information about facts or general knowledge. Memories are not tied to personal events.