AQA GCSE Memory

Encoding a memory by attaching meaning is referred to as

• Visual encoding

• Acoustic encoding

• Semantic encoding

• Haptic encoding

which one is not a type of Long-term memory

• Semantic

• Procedural

• Amnesic

• Episodic

the basic memory process involves

• Encoding, Storage, Retrieval

• looking, listening, learning

• sensing, processing, remembering

• giving meaning to memories

The Multi-store Model of memory is made up of which processes

• Visual stores, auditory stores and haptic stores

• structural, shallow and deep processing

• encoding, storing and remembering

• sensory, short-term and Long-term memory processes

the Primacy and recency effect was researched by

• Bartlett

• Atkinson and Shiffrin

• Murdock

• Spirling

According to research the 'serial position Curve' suggests that what items are least likely to be remembered

• items in the middle

• items known to the participants

• items in bright colours

• items at the end

the War of the ghost study was carried out by

• Bartlett

• Baddeley

• Banksy

• Brewer

the 'War of the Ghosts study' supported the theory that

• memory is an on-going process

• memory is hindered by interference

• memory is reconstructed

• memory is unreliable

the term 'Effort after meaning' is associated with whom

• McGeoch and McDonald

• Godden and Baddelely

• Frederic Bartlett

• Bennet Murdock

Memories that we believe actually happened even though they did not, are called

• Flash bulb memories

• Reconstructed memories

• Semantic memories

• False memories