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18 Cards in this Set
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amnesia patients typically experience a disruption of
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explicit memory
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the process of getting info out of memory storage is called
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retrieval
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which of the following was not reccommended as a strategy for improving memory
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speed racing
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studies nu loftus and palmer in which people were quicced about a film of an accident indicate that
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people recall may easily be affected by misleading info.
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which of the following best describes the typical forgetting curve
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steady rapid decline in retention over time
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jenkins and dallenbach found that memory was better in subjects who were
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asleep during retention interval mostly because interference was recduced
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which measure of retention is the least sensitive in triggering retrieval
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recall
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amnesia victims typically have experienced damage to the
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hippocampus
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according to the serial position effect when recalling a list of words you should have the greatest difficulty with
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the middle of the list
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when participants were tested on recall after a delay the items that were best recalled were
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at the beginning and at the end of the list.
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lashleys studies in which rates had learned a maze and then had various parts of their brain removed showed that memory
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remained no matter which area of the brain was removed
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the disruptiojn of memory that occurs when football players are knocked out provides evidence for the importance of
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consolidation of the formation of new memory
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long term potentiation
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the increased efficiency of synaptic transmission between certain neurons following learing.
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repression is an example of
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motivated forgetting.
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craik and tulving had research perticipants process words visually acoustically semantically. in a subsequent recall test which type of processing resulted in the greated retention.
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semantic
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info is retained in short term memory only7 briefly unless it is
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rehearsed
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chapters are often organized into________ in order to facilitate information processing
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hierarchies
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memory researchers are suspicious of long repressed memories of traumatic eventes that are recovered with the aid of drugs of hypnosis because
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such experiences usually are vividly remembered
such memories are unreliable and easily influenced by misfinfo memories of events happening before about age 3 are especially unreliable |