Week 9 Memory Quiz

What are the two Sensory Memory concepts?

• Iconic Memory, Short-term memory

• Working Memory, and Echoic Memory

• Iconic Memory, and Echoic Memory

• Working Memory, and Long-Term Memory

What is the second stage of memory?

• Retrieval

• Encoding

• Storage

• retain

Answer explanation

1. Encoding

2. Storage

3. Retrieval

What is Short-Term Memory?

• Storage-oriented memory span tasks

• An active processing system that keeps different types of information available for current use

• No clearly defined limits of capacity or duration

• Unlimited storage information to be maintained for long periods, even for life.

What is working Memory?

• A memory that works

• Stores for a few seconds

• An active processing system that keeps different types of information available for current use

• No clearly defined limits of capacity or duration

Which is not part of the long-term storage?

• Elaborative Rehearsal

• semantic memory

• Explicit Memory

• Implicit Memory

What part of the brain is this, and what type of memory applies to this part of the brain?

• Temporal Lobe: declarative memory

• Cerebellum: Motor action learning and memory

• Amygdala: fear learning

• Hippocampus: spatial memory

What part of the brain is this, and what type of memory applies to this part of the brain?

• Prefrontal cortex: working memory

• Hippocampus: spatial memory

• Temporal Lobe: declarative memory

• Cerebellum: Motor action learning and memory

What part of the brain is this, and what is its function?

• Temporal Lobe: declarative memory

• Prefrontal cortex: working memory

• Cerebellum: Motor action learning and memory

• Amygdala: fear learning

What part of the brain is this, and what type of memory applies to this part of the brain?

• Cerebellum: Motor action learning and memory

• Amygdala: fear learning

• Prefrontal cortex: working memory

• Cerebellum: Motor action learning and memory

What part of the brain is this, and what type of memory applies to this part of the brain?

• Hippocampus: spatial memory

• Amygdala: fear learning

• Cerebellum: Motor action learning and memory

• Prefrontal cortex: working memory