Unit 7 pt 1 PreQuiz (extra credit)
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- Q1Which type of memory allows for the temporary storage of information for immediate use and is often referred to as 'working memory'?Long-term memoryShort-term memorySensory memoryDeclarative memory30s
- Q2What is the phenomenon called when previously learned information interferes with the ability to recall new information?Proactive interferenceRecall failureRepressionRetroactive interference30s
- Q3What is the term for the inability to form new memories after a brain injury, often associated with damage to the hippocampus?Retrograde amnesiaDissociative amnesiaAnterograde amnesiaMemory decay30s
- Q4What is the term used to describe the process by which information is converted into a form that can be stored in memory?RetrievalStorageEncodingConsolidation30s
- Q5Which theory suggests that forgetting occurs because memories fade over time if they are not used?Schema theoryInterference theoryDecay theoryLevels of processing theory30s
- Q6Which type of memory is responsible for the unconscious, unintentional recall of skills and actions, such as riding a bike?Semantic memoryDeclarative memoryProcedural memoryEpisodic memory30s
- Q7What memory phenomenon refers to the increase in memory performance when information is learned in a context similar to where it is later recalled?Serial position effectFlashbulb memoryState-dependent memoryContext-dependent memory30s
- Q8Which phenomenon describes the alteration of a person's memory of an event due to misleading information presented after the event?implicit memoryiconic memoryexplicit memorymisinformation effect30s
- Q9Which type of memory is specifically involved in recalling facts and experiences that we can consciously recognize and verbalize?implicit memoryiconic memoryprocedural memoryexplicit memory30s
- Q10Which type of memory allows us to briefly hold and process visual stimuli before it fades away?explicit memoryiconic memorysemantic memoryprocedural memory30s
- Q11What term describes the ability to remember to perform actions in the future?prospective memoryforgetting curveeidetic memoryrepression30s
- Q12Which of the following best describes the gradual loss of information over time, specifically related to memory retrieval?prospective memoryforgetting curverepressioneidetic memory30s
- Q13Which term refers to an extremely detailed and vivid memory of an event, often one that is emotionally charged?prospective memoryrepressionforgetting curveeidetic memory30s
- Q14What psychological defense mechanism involves unconsciously blocking out painful memories or thoughts?eidetic memoryrepressionforgetting curveprospective memory30s
- Q15What cognitive phenomenon refers to the improved retention and recall of the first and last items in a list compared to those in the middle?flashbulb memorymnemonic devicesserial position effectchunking30s