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Ive moved so many times in the last 5 years, i get confused trying to remember all my phone numbers. I dont have any problems remembering my current phone number, but all the others are hard to remember." This most clearly illustrates:__?
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interference
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An anthropology professor prides herself in her ability to remember the names of her students, past and present. However, she finds that the longer she is in the profession, the harder it becomes to remember the names of present students, because they become confused with her past students. The professor is having trouble because of:__?
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proactive
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"I know all of my students' names this semester. But i would have a hard time remembering many of the names from past semesters." This illustrates: __?
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retroactive interference
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Mary uses numerous different colors when she takes notes in her psychology class. If she has difficulty with a question on an exam, she finds it helpful to remember the color of the notes relevant to the question. For mary, the color of the notes acts as a:__?
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retrieval cue
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Allison is learning Spanish, but she hates it, When she is in her Spanish classes, she is always unhappy. The phenomenon of state-dependedent learning would suggest that she would show better recall of Spanish words if she:__?
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was in a unhappy mood
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Which of the following areas of the brain appears to be the most related to memory funtioning?
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hippocampus
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Methods that help encode and recall information through associations and images are called:?
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mnemonics
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What is the mnemonic called that used associations between number-word rhymes and the items to be memorized?
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peg method
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A technique for creating visual associations between memorized places and items to be memorized is called:?
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the method of loci
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We tend to better recognize faces of our own race rather than faces of other races, This is called:?
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own-race bias
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Ive moved so many times in the last 5 years, i get confused trying to remember all my phone numbers. I dont have any problems remembering my current phone number, but all the others are hard to remember." This most clearly illustrates:__?
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interference
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An anthropology professor prides herself in her ability to remember the names of her students, past and present. However, she finds that the longer she is in the profession, the harder it becomes to remember the names of present students, because they become confused with her past students. The professor is having trouble because of:__?
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proactive
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"I know all of my students' names this semester. But i would have a hard time remembering many of the names from past semesters." This illustrates: __?
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retroactive interference
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Mary uses numerous different colors when she takes notes in her psychology class. If she has difficulty with a question on an exam, she finds it helpful to remember the color of the notes relevant to the question. For mary, the color of the notes acts as a:__?
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retrieval cue
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Allison is learning Spanish, but she hates it, When she is in her Spanish classes, she is always unhappy. The phenomenon of state-dependedent learning would suggest that she would show better recall of Spanish words if she:__?
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was in a unhappy mood
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Which of the following areas of the brain appears to be the most related to memory funtioning?
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hippocampus
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Methods that help encode and recall information through associations and images are called:?
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mnemonics
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What is the mnemonic called that used associations between number-word rhymes and the items to be memorized?
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peg method
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A technique for creating visual associations between memorized places and items to be memorized is called:?
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the method of loci
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We tend to better recognize faces of our own race rather than faces of other races, This is called:?
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own-race bias
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