EDU 202 Chapter 2: How Memory Works

The unconscious learning that occurs during infancy and toddlerhood is ______________.

• Native Learning

• Instinctive Learning

• Implicit Learning

• Initial Learning

Putting something into memory is called....

• storage

• processing

• brain transfer

• input

Finding something in your memory is called...

• Thinking

• Learning

• Response

• Retrieval

The _________holds the memory you receive from your senses.

• Working Memory

• Sensory Register

• Synapse

• Phonological Loop

____________is where "attended to" information stays for a short time.

• Central Register

• Working Memory

• Phonological Loop

• Sensory register

Which of the following IS a good example of Retrieval Practice?

• Reading a text three times

• Asking questions about what you are reading

• Taking practice quizzes

• Paying attention to what you are studying

____________is where general knowledge and beliefs about the world, recollections of past experiences, and information learned in school is stored.

• Long Term Memory

• Central Register

• Phonological Loop

• Synapses

Tightly organized facts related to particular content or phenomena is.....

• Active Knowledge

• Declarative Knowledge

• Schema

• Interconnected Knowledge

___________is trying to remember something without attaching meaning to it.

• Rote Learning

• Instinctive Learning

• General Learning

• Simple Learning

The tendency to look for what one thinks is true and to ignore evidence to the contrary is...

• Simple Thinking

• Confirmation Bias

• Misconceptions

• Narrow Thinking