Memory

Learning that has continued over time

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• Encoding

• Schema

• Memory

• Priming

Taking stimuli from the environment and converting it into a form the brain can understand and use is called...

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• Encoding

• Retrieval

• Recall

• Rehearsing

Your brain interpreting numerous events and stimuli all at the same time is known as....

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• Effortful Processing

• Maintenance Rehearsal

• Parallel Processing

• Elaborative Rehearsal

According to the Multi-Store Model, which option below is NOT a specific stage of memory?

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• Sensory Memory

• Short-Term Memory

• Long-Term Memory

• Generic Memory

When we voluntarily focus on a portion of our sensory input while ignoring other inputs is called...

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• Automatic Processing

• Selective Attention

• Sensory Memory

• Working Memory

Short-Term Memory lasts for how long?

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• Indefinitely, can be stored forever

• 1 to several seconds

• Up to 30 seconds, continuously needs rehearsal

• 1 week

For information located in sensory memory to be transferred into short-term memory, what has to happen?

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• We must rehearse it 30 seconds at a time

• We must attend to it

• We must interrupt old information with new information

• We must consciously know and 'declare' it

Sensory Memory is stored for how long?

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• 30 seconds

• Indefinitely

• 1 day

• less than one second to several seconds

You are at a loud party but you are still able to hear your name being spoken from across the room is an example of...

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• The Cocktail Party Effect

• Automatic Processing

• Effortful Processing

• Shallow Processing

The number of items a person can remember and repeat back using attention and short-term memory

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• Priming

• Echoic Memory

• Memory Span

• Encoding