U3 AOS2 9. Methods of retrieval

the process of getting information out of memory storage. 

• recall 
• rehearsal
• priming
• retrieval

Which is not a form of recall in Memory

• Total recall

• Free recall

• Serial recall

• Cued recall

Reproducing information in the order in which is was learned

• Free recall

• Serial recall

• Cued Recall

• Recognition

• Relearning

Using specific prompts to aid retrieval

• Free recall

• Serial recall

• Cued Recall

• Recognition

• Relearning

Identifying the original learned information

• Free recall

• Serial recall

• Cued Recall

• Recognition

• Relearning

A teacher scans the Compass list of students in a class to remind them of the name of a student they are looking at.

• Free recall

• Cued recall

• Recognition

• Relearning

Telling your friend who is a Carlton supporter each of the years the Tigers have won the VFL/AFL premiership in order.

• Serial recall

• Free recall

• Relearning

• Reconstruction

The more confident you are in a memory the more likely it is to be true

• true

• false

We are more likely to retrieve more information when using recognition compared to recall

• true

• false

Why do many students prefer multiple choice to short answer questions in exams

• they're easier

• there are more cues in a multiple choice than a short answer question

• there are no cues in a short answer question while there are some in multiple choice