Chapter 10 Glencoe Psychology "Memory"

What is Photographic memory also known as

• Eidetic Memory

• Picturesque Memory

• Recall

• Recognition

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

• Recognition

• Selective Attention

• Eidectic Memory

• Recall

Memory inputs may fade away, or _______________________ over time.

• Amnesia

• Memory Loss

• Decay

• Short-Term

James cannot remember anything before the accident that resulted in a brain injury. What is he suffering from?

• Anterograde amnesia

• Proactive interference

• Retroactive interference

• Retrograde amnesia

HM suffered a brain injury and now he cannot create new memories. What does this best describe?

• Retrograde interference

• Anterograde amnesia

• Retrograde amnesia

• Proactive interference

Visual sensory memory is known as

• Photographic

• Echoic

• Iconic

• Eidetic

The very brief memory storage immediately following a cue from one's environment.

• Sensory memory

• Short term memory

• Long Term memory

• Declarative Memory

Being able to recall events from one's life is this type of LTM

• Episodic

• Declarative

• Procedural

• Semantic

As a defense mechanism our minds can intentionally block past traumatic, scary or embarrassing memories; this is known as:

• Repression

• Amnesia

• Forgotten Memories

• Hidden Memories

_____________________ is our knowledge of language, including its words, rules, and meanings.

• Sensory Memory

• Semantic Memory

• Echoic Memory

• Auditory Processing