Learning and Memory test review

What is classical conditioning?

• Type of learning where an organism associates a meaningful stimulus with a neutral stimulus

• Type of learning where an organism associates a neutral stimulus with an unrelated stimulus

• Type of learning where an organism associates a meaningful stimulus with another meaningful stimulus

• Type of learning where an organism associates a neutral stimulus with a meaningful stimulus

Give an example of classical conditioning.

• Pavlov's dogs

• Freud's psychoanalysis

• Watson's Little Albert

• Skinner's pigeons

What is operant conditioning?

• Operant conditioning is a type of learning in which behavior is strengthened or weakened by the consequences that follow it.

• Operant conditioning is a type of learning that is only applicable to animals.

• Operant conditioning is a type of learning that focuses on innate behaviors.

• Operant conditioning is a type of learning that involves classical conditioning.

Provide an example of operant conditioning.

• When a fish learns to swim and receives a treat as a reward.

• When a dog learns to sit on command and receives a treat as a reward.

• When a cat learns to meow and receives a treat as a reward.

• When a bird learns to fly and receives a treat as a reward.

What is memory encoding?

• The process of converting information into a form that can be stored and retrieved later in memory.

• The process of deleting information from memory

• The process of retrieving information from memory

• The process of organizing information in memory

Explain the process of memory encoding.

• Memory encoding is the process of deleting information from memory.

• Memory encoding is the process of organizing information in memory.

• Memory encoding is the process of retrieving information from memory.

• Memory encoding is the process of converting information into a form that can be stored in memory.

What is memory storage?

• The process of transferring information from a computer's memory to a storage device

• Process of storing and retrieving information in a computer's memory

• The process of encrypting information in a computer's memory

• The process of deleting information from a computer's memory

Describe the different types of memory storage.

• RAM, ROM, and virtual memory

• primary memory, secondary memory, and cache memory

• Flash memory, magnetic tape, and optical disc

• Hard disk, floppy disk, and CD-ROM

What is memory retrieval?

• The process of forgetting information stored in the memory.

• The process of encoding new information into the memory.

• The process of organizing information stored in the memory.

• The process of accessing and recalling information stored in the memory.

Explain the process of memory retrieval.

• Memory retrieval is the process of storing information in short-term memory.

• Memory retrieval is the process of forgetting old memories.

• Memory retrieval is the process of accessing stored information from long-term memory.

• Memory retrieval is the process of creating new memories.