Mod 31 Reading Guide

Front

___________ _________ begins as difficulty remembering new information and progresses into an inability to do everyday tasks.

Back

Alzheimer's disease

Front

Our ____________ memories include procedural memory for automatic skills and classically conditioned associations among stimuli.

Back

implicit

Front

Massed practice (cramming) can produce speedy short-term learning and a feeling of confidence. But to paraphrase Ebbinghaus, those who learn quickly also ___________ quickly

Back

forget

Front

_________________ practices produces better long-term recall.

Back

distributed

Front

One effective way to distribute practice is _____________ self-testing

Back

repeated

Front

Most people excel at remembering _______________ relevant information.

Back

personally

Front

Without the __________ processing that we now understand to be a part of our working memory, short-term memories have a limited life

Back

active

Front

Memory of a habit or practiced skill

Back

Implicit Memory

Front

You briefly see something on TV before it goes away. Your ____ memory is only able to hold that image for a brief moment before it is gone.

Back

Iconic memory

Front

What effect enhances memory retrieval rather than simple re-reading?

Back

Testing Effect