Memory

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Highlight the stuff you do not know and underline the stuff you know!

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Highlight the stuff you do not know and underline the stuff you know!

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Give me a time where you and someone else remembers something very differently.

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inputs information into the memory system

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is the retention of the encoded information

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is getting the information out of memory and back into awareness

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is the set of processes used to encode, store, and retrieve information over time

Match

Match the following

• Acoustic Encoding

• Visual Encoding

• Recoding

• Semantic Encoding

The sound of crunchy leaves during fall.

The Oak become orange when its fall.

Halloween was fun last year.

The Jack-o-Lantern is kind of spooky.

• The sound of crunchy leaves during fall.

• The Oak become orange when its fall.

• Halloween was fun last year.

• The Jack-o-Lantern is kind of spooky.

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Put the concepts in order

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Sensory Memory

Sensory Input

Long Term Memory

Short Term Memory

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Remembering the first time to had ice cream.

Turning a knob to open a door

Feeling sad when a dog dies in a movie

Telling your spouse the drama that happened at work that day.

Putting your hands out when falling.

Explaining why you like your favorite TV show and Artist.

Organize these options into the right categories

Explicit

Implicit

Multiple Choice

Which of these is an example of the Encoding Specificity Principle?

• Hearing a song that reminds a time that you went to the beach with friends.

• Feeling weird whenever you see a crooked picture frame.

• Using two hands to lift a large box even though you do not know what is on the inside.

• Knowing what a traffic cone taste like even though you have never tasted one.

Multiple Choice

The amygdala is the main memory portion of the brain.

• False, the brain has multiple parts that facilitate memory.

• False, the prefrontal cortex is the main memory part of the brain.

• True, the amygdala is use do for emotional learning and memory.

• True, the memory is mainly in the brain stem.

Multiple Choice

Susie was in a car wreck, and now she has trouble remembering what she has for breakfast everyday.

• Retrograde Amnesia

• Anterograde Amnesia

• Presentia

• Wondergrade Amnesia

Multiple Select

Which of these is not a reason why we do not learn things? (Select all that apply)

• Fading with time

• Trying not to remember

• Not enough cues

• Eating specific foods

• Exposure to certain evironments

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What is the earliest memory that you have?

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I do not remember my first words

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I walked into a room and forgot what I was doing

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What is the name of that song?

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Confusing a dream for something that happened​

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Absent Mindedness-

Blocking-

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The getaway car was yellow, right?

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That boy was rude, because all boys from up north are rude.

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I can't shake the images of those kids I saw at the Holocaust Museum.

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What is the difference between retroactive interference and proactive interference?

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Who was holding a book?

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Who was holding the razor blade?

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Who was the tallest person?

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How many women were there?

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How many Ace of Spades are there?

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Create a Mnemonic device for Rehearsal, Chunking, Elaborative Rehearsal, Mnemonic Device.

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What do you do to study?

Multiple Choice

Encoding in memory refers to:

• The retention of information

• The input of information into the memory system

• The retrieval of information

• The deletion of information

Multiple Choice

Memory is the set of processes used to:

• Encode, store, and retrieve information over time

• Encode, retrieve, and erase information

• Store, encode, and analyze information

• Retrieve, store, and interpret information

Multiple Choice

Retrograde amnesia refers to:

• The inability to form new memories

• Loss of memory for events before brain trauma

• Memory loss due to disease

• Forgetting current events

Multiple Choice

Eyewitness testimony can be unreliable due to:

• Encoding failure

• The misinformation effect

• Procedural memory

• Semantic encoding