Memory pt.1

What is the definition of memory?

• process by which we collect experiences in order to make predictions for the future

• an accumulation of abstract thinking and tools that allow you to critically analyze texts and experiences

• the persistence of learning over time through the storage and retrieval of information

• Remembering

One way of encoding information to your memory is by mentally taking a picture of the information. This is called:

• olfactory codes

• auditory codes

• speech codes

• visual codes

When trying to remember "OTTFFSSENT" Mike tried to make sense of the words, Lisa tried to figure out what they mean. What encoding device were they using?

• Semantic

• Procedural

• Episodic

• Anterograde amnesia

Betsy was told a phone number at school, but she didn't have a pen and paper handy. She quickly began to repeat the number in her head until she was able to write it down. she remembered the number using what technique?

• Mnemonic

• Primacy effect

• Maintenance rehearsal

• Recall

The three processes of memory is similar to a computer. In order, list the three processes of memory.

• storage, encoding, retrieval

• encoding, storage, retrieval

• storage, encoding, retrieval

• retrieval, storage, encoding

Never Eat Soggy Waffles is a good technique for remembering North, South, East and West. What is this technique called?

• short term memory

• primacy effect

• maintenance rehearsal

• mnemonic

Albert arrived at a party and was introduced in order to Maggie, Antonio, Heber, and Stephanie. Later in the evening he could only remember Maggie's name. This is an example of:

• visual codes

• being rude

• the primacy effect

• the rule of 7

This memory retrieval technique can be used during multiple-choice tests

• Recall

• Recogniton

• Maintenance Reherseal

• Review

This memory retrieval technique can be used in an essay test or fill in the blank responses.

• Recognition

• Selective Attention

• Eidectic Memory

• Recall

Auditory Sensory Memory is known as

• Iconic

• Echoic

• Auditory Processing

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