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In Craik and Tulving's (1975) study what from of processing gave rise to the best level of recognition memory? |
Elaborative semantic |
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Which of the following is a good example of procedural memory? |
Remembering how to ride a bike |
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Tulving (1982) used which memory paradigm to investigate implicit memory? |
Fragment completion |
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Who used levels of processing procedure to investigate the effects of intentionality and awareness on retrieval? |
Richardson-Klavehn and Gardiner |
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Transfer appropriate processing predicts that: |
The best memory performance will be observed when the processes engaged at encoding transfer appropriately to retrieval |
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The amnesic patient HM. |
Retained memory for events occurring up to a couple of years before his operation but could not form new memories |
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Which of the following best describes Tulving et al's (1982) study on fragment completion |
That fragment completion tasks are unaffected by delay in recall, while recognition is good after a short delay but significantly worse after longer delay |
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Which of the following is correct? |
Nairne argued that successful memory retrieval is determined by the diagnostic value of the retrieval cues employed. |
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Which of the following statement is true? |
A large body of neuroimaging research has linked distinct brain regions with recollective (remember) and familiarity based (know) retrieval processing. |
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Declarative knowledge might be best characterized as |
Knowing that |
