19: OCR Psychology memory key concepts

Which is the correct order for memory processing?

• encoding, input, output, retrieval, storage

• input, encoding, storage, retrieval, output

• storage, input, encoding, output, retrieval

• input, encoding, retrieval, storage, output

What is procedural memory?

• memory of a physical skill

• memory of something that's happened to you in the past

• memory of a fact

• combination of memory of facts and something that's happened to you

What is semantic memory?

• memory of a physical skill

• memory of something that's happened to you in the past

• memory of a fact

• combination of memory of facts and something that's happened to you

What is episodic memory?

• memory of a physical skill

• memory of something that's happened to you in the past

• memory of a fact

• combination of memory of facts and something that's happened to you

Which types of memory combine to form autobiographical memories?

• episodic

• semantic

• procedural

Which part of the brain is important for forming new memories?

• cerebellum

• frontal lobe

• hippocampus

Which part of the brain is important for recalling old memories?

• cerebellum

• frontal lobe

• hippocampus

Which type of amnesia means you can't form new memories?

• anterograde

• retrograde

Which reason for forgetting means that older information is pushed out by newer information?

• decay

• displacement

• retrieval failure

What type of forgetting happens when we don't have enough cues for recall?

• decay

• displacement

• retrieval failure