Sensory memory
Which stage of the memory process is sensory memory?
The first
What does the short term memory do with information it receives that it deems important?
Moves it to the long term memory
What do we call the element of our long term memory that helps us remember how to perform tasks?
Procedural memory
What do we call the element of working memory that temporarily stores a limited number of sounds as in our minds?
Phonological loop
Which processing stage of memory (attention, encoding, or retrieval) is deemed most important in terms of how much we remember in this model of memory?
Encoding
What is visual sensory memory called?
Iconic memory
What do we call the method of holding information in short term memory where we repeat it over and over?
Maintenance rehearsal
What do we call our memory of general facts about the world?
Semantic memory
Which is the area of the working memory where we temporarily store images and layout of inforation?
The visuo-spatial sketchpad
Does this model of memory suggest that we remember information more when we have to put in more or less effort to encode it?
More effort
What is auditory sensory memory called?
Echoic memory
For a memory to move from sensory to short term memory, which word starting with "a" do you need?
Attention
What do we call our long term memories of personal events?
Episodic memories
Which is the part of working memory that organises and prioritises information?
The central executive
Does structural encoding involve remembering words based off physical features, sounds or meaning?
Physical features
Does echoic or iconic memory have the potential to hold information for longer?
Echoic
What is the technique of holding information in long term memory in portions such as a phone number, called?
Chunking
How to cook rice would be which type of long term memory?
Procedural
Keeping a grocery list in your head while looking for items in the store would involve which element of working memory?
Phonological loop
Does phonemic encoding involving remembering words based off their physical features, sounds or meaning?
Sounds
What is taste sensory memory called?
Gustatory memory
How many items can the short term memory usually hold at a time?
Any number between 5 and 9 is an acceptable answer
What is implicit memory?
The part of long term memory that is unconscious
Looking at a diagram and then drawing it from memory would involve which type of working memory?
The visuo-spatial sketchpad
Does semantic encoding involve remembering words based off their physical features, sounds or their meaning?
Meaning