HCI: Human-Computer Interaction (Human Memory)

What are the 3 types of human memory?

• Short-term, Long-term, Sensory
• Short-term, Long-term, Visual
• Short-term, Long-term, Auditory
• Short-term, Long-term, Tactile

It is a type of human memory that act as buffers for stimuli received through the senses.

• Sensory Memory
• Long-term Memory
• Short-term Memory
• Episodic Memory

A sensory memory exists for each sensory channel: iconic memory for _____

• visual stimuli

• aural stimuli

• touch

• smell

A sensory memory exists for each sensory channel: echoic memory for _____

• aural stimuli

• touch

• visual stimuli

• smell

A sensory memory exists for each sensory channel: haptic memory for _____

• touch
• taste
• smell
• hearing

It is a type of human memory that acts as a 'scratch-pad' for temporary recall of information.

• Long-term memory
• Episodic memory
• Semantic memory
• Short-term memory

It is a type of human memory that is also known as working memory.

• Long-term memory
• Sensory memory
• Semantic memory
• Short-term memory

It is a type of human memory that has a limited capacity.

• Long-term memory
• Semantic memory
• Short-term memory
• Episodic memory

It is a type of human memory that is intended for the long-term storage of information.

• Short-term memory
• Sensory memory
• Working memory
• Long-term memory

It is a type of human memory where information is placed from working memory through rehearsal.

• Long-term memory
• Short-term memory
• Sensory memory
• Episodic memory