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While looking at a map, you mentally visualize the streets and intersections you will walk through in order to plan the fastest route to your destination.
What is visuospatial sketchpad
After looking away from a light bulb, the afterimage of the lightbulb can still be seen briefly. What memory is this?
What is iconic memory (sensory)
During the AP Psych test, Mya's mind goes blank. Then she remembers examples Ms. Patel gave the class. By using clues from the question and pulling previously learned info from memory, she is able to write the correct answer. This is called
What is retrieval
Rachel memorizes a speech by placing each key point in a along a familiar route to Mario's house which she walks to every day. This is an example of
What is method of loci
Remembering what you ate for breakfast without trying is an example of
Automatic processing
Igor studies his notes and Do Now questions for his upcoming Psychology exam. This requires
What is effortful processing
Ms. Patel continues to inform the class to fix their sleeping schedules, take appropriate vitamins, charge laptops, and to sleep early. These instructions are quickly forgotten by students. This is an example of
What is short-term memory
After a few months of not riding a bike, Ivan gets on one and rides smoothly without thinking about it is an example of what kind of memory?
What is implicit
What is encoding
Luis identifies the correct answer only after seeing it listed among multiple choices, demonstrating __________.
What is recognition
Savannah scared her friend and the replay of her friend's scream is still in her mind moments later. This is an example of
What is echoic memory
Maria is trying to remember names of all the lakes of Michigan. So, she comes up with HOMES. What technique did she use?
What is mnemonics
Amelie breaks the numbers of her library ID into smaller batches to remember it better. What method is she using?
What is chunking
What is hierarchies
Students would remember material better when study sessions are spread out over time, which would result in better memory. This is called
What is spacing effect
Jake studies his Psychology terms for 10 mins. each day instead of cramming the day before the test. This is known as
What is distributed practice
Before entering a distant relative's house for a birthday party, Emma's mom quickly tells her all of cousin's names so she can be polite and greet them. Emma forgets their names minutes later. This is an example of
Princess remembers the same word by applying to real-life situations showing what kind of processing?
What is deep processing
What is semantic memory
Remembering to finish the 10 page research paper for English class due in March relies on __________ memory.
What is prospective memory
Rose can recall the day she celebrated her Sweet 16 and when a celebrity surprised her at her party.
What is episodic memory
Which 2 brain parts handle skills and habits that are processed automatically(implicit)?
What is cerebellum and basal ganglia
Explicit memories, which require conscious recall (effort) are processed by these 2 brain parts.
What is frontal lobe and hippocampus
After repeated Do Now questions on psychology terms, your brain's neural connection strengthen, making it easier to recall the terms. This process is called __________.
What is long-term potentiation (LTP)
When you walk into the cafeteria and notice smells, sounds, and sights at the same time demonstrates ____________ processing.
What is parallel