Memory Test

The kind of memory that helps us with specific events is

• implicit memory

• episodic memory

• explicit memory

• semantic memory

An example of an item that would be in our implicit memory is

• your favorite vaction when you were a child

• your remembering that Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president

• your ability to juggle bowling ball pins

• your ability to remember the alphabet

A memory that is so important and we tend to remember every detail and it has special meaning.

• Flashbulb memory

• Tip of the Tongue

• Context-Dependent

• State Dependent

The memory of general knowledge is what kind of memory

• episodic memory

• semantic memory

• implicit memory

• explicit memory

Episodic and semantic memories are combined to form our

• episodic memory

• semantic memory

• implicit memory

• explicit memory

The translation of intormation into a form in which it can be stored.

• encoding

• storage

• retrieval

• none of these

All of the following are codes that are used to encode information EXCEPT:

• visual codes

• morse codes

• acoustic codes

• semantic codes

The second process of memory that involves the maintenance of encoded information over a period of time.

• encoding

• storage

• retrieval

• none of these

Repeating information over and over again to keep from forgetting is known as

• maintenance rehearsal

• elaborative rehearsal

• visual rehearsal

• semantic rehearsal

Making new information meaningful by relating it to information you already know is

• maintenance rehearsal

• elaborative rehearsal

• drill and practice

• mnemonic devices