CATB-Intro/Models of Memory

______________ _______________ is a type of memory loss that affects the ability to form new memories, but does not affect memories of the past.

• Retrograde amnesia

• Anterograde amnesia

• Multi-store model

• Working memory model

Atkinson and Shiffrin created the ____________ _____________ _____________ of memory, which says that human memory consists of 3 separate components.

• Working memory model

• Multi store model

• Short term model

• Long term model

The 3 components of the multi-store model differ in terms of _____________ and _____________.

• Duration, capacity

• Rehearsal, retrieval

• Iconic, echoic

• Attention, rehearsal

Glanzer and Cunitz are famous for their research on ____________ ______________ ________________, which supports the Multi-Store Model.

• Working memory model

• Serial Position Effect

• Iconic memory effect

• Echoic memory effect

Craik and Lockhart proposed the ________ __ ______________ model of memory.

• Working memory model

• Multi-store model

• Levels of Processing

• Separate memory mechanisms

Baddeley and Hitch developed the ___________ __________ ____________.This model focuses on the structure of STM.

• Working memory model

• Multi-store model

• Levels of processing

• Mechanisms of memory

Which of the following is NOT a principle for the CATB?

• Mental processes can be studied scientifically

• Mental representations guide behavior

• Biases in cognitive processes can be systematic and predictable

• All behavior has a physiological basis

The multi-store model has 3 stores. Which option below is NOT a store?

• Sensory

• Short Term

• Structural

• Long Term

The research on serial position effect is evidence/support for the ____________ ____________ ___________.

• Working memory model

• Levels of processing

• Multi-store model

• Mechanisms of memory

With the levels of processing model, deep processing occurs in the form of _________________ ________________, which involves building the stimulus into the structure of meaningful connections.

• Echoic processing

• Semantic processing

• Iconic processing

• Attentional processing