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Pabili po! (store)
the key
200
In psychology, this refers to the process that allows individuals to retain and use information from past experiences to guide present behavior and thinking.
What is memory?
200
This type of explicit memory stores personally experienced events or episodes, such as remembering what you ate for lunch yesterday
What is episodic memory?
200
This is someone who demonstrates extraordinary memory ability, typically by using enhancement techniques.
What is a mnemonist?
200
This initial memory repository holds visual information in the form of "icons" for only a very brief period, typically less than a second.
What is Sensory Store?
200
In Larry Squire’s taxonomy, the ability to automatically "mano" to your elders or perfectly wrap a lumpia without consciously thinking about the steps is considered this specific type of nondeclarative memory.
What is procedural memory?
400
In memory research, participants are often asked to recall or recognize information through specific experimental procedures, commonly grouped into categories like recall vs. recognition and implicit vs. explicit memory.
What are tasks used for measuring memory?
400
According to the HERA model, this specific part of the brain shows greater activation during tasks requiring the retrieval of semantic information.
What is the left prefrontal hemisphere?
400
This neurological phenomenon can enhance memory and pattern recognition in mnemonists through multisensory associations, but may also cause interference, cognitive overload, or dependency.
What is Synesthesia?
400
This process involves breaking down large, complex amounts of data into smaller, meaningful units to overcome the limited capacity of short-term memory.
What is chunking?
400
In the movie "Inside Out," Riley’s long-term memories are stored as glowing orbs on endless shelves in a massive library. This perfectly illustrates the traditional three-store metaphor of memory as this kind of passive storage facility.
What is a warehouse?
600
This type of long-term memory stores motor skills and habits, operates unconsciously, and is demonstrated through performance rather than recollection.
What are tasks used for measuring memory?
600
In Larry Squire’s taxonomy, memory is divided into these two fundamental types: one involving conscious recall of facts and the other involving automatic skills and priming.
What are declarative and nondeclarative memory?
600
In the 2004 film 50 First Dates, the character Lucy Whitmore (played by Drew Barrymore), got into a car accident that caused her to have a condition that makes her unable to form new long-term memories.
What is anterograde amnesia?
600
This effect explains why you are more likely to remember a list of words if you determine whether each word describes your own personality.
What is self-reference effect?
600
This 2010 film directed by Cathy Garcia-Molina follows Irene (Toni Gonzaga) as she crosses paths with her ex-fiancé Apollo (John Lloyd Cruz) three years after leaving him at the altar—only to suffer amnesia after an accident and fall in love with him all over again, unaware of the heartbreak she once caused.
What is My Amnesia Girl (2010)?
800
This model of working memory includes four components: the visuospatial sketchpad, phonological loop, central executive, and episodic buffer."
What is Baddeley's Working Memory Model?
800
This model, also known as PDP, suggests that our brain handles many operations at once using a network of interconnected neuron-like nodes.
What is the Parallel Distributed Processing (or Connectionist) model?
800
Known mnemonist that relied heavily on the mnemonic of visual imagery.
Who is Solomon Shereshevsky/Solomon?
800
This component of the working-memory model acts as the "boss," allocating attention and deciding how to coordinate various mental tasks.
What is Central Executive?
800
The type of game to be played in the music room of Garfield's Scary Scavenger Hunt where players must listen to a sequence of musical tones and correctly repeat them.
What is memory-based rhythm puzzle/what is memory game/what is rhythm memory game?
1000
In this NBC mockumentary, whenever Jim looks directly into the camera, viewers immediately anticipate an awkward or comedic moment is coming, demonstrating this unconscious psychological preparation.
What is Primming?
1000
This phenomenon occurs when the activation of one node in a network prompts the activation of additional nodes, which helps explain the priming effect.
What is spreading activation?
1000
In the 2026 film A Special Memory, a fashion designer (Bella Padilla) falls in love with a construction foreman (Carlo Aquino) but leaves him after being diagnosed with this early-developing neurodegenerative disease that causes memory loss and cognitive impairment.
What is Alzheimer's disease
1000
This specific sub-system of working memory is responsible for the temporary storage and manipulation of visual images and spatial information.
What is Visuospatial Sketchpad?