Cognitive Approach to Behavior: Chapter - Models of Memory

This model of memory separates memory human memory into three parts.

• Partial report storage model

• Central executive storage model

• Working store memory model

• Multi store memory model

In the multi-store memory model information gained from hearing, seeing, or tasting would be processed by what part?

• Long-term memory

• Sensory memory

• Short-term memory

• Attention memory

According to the multi-store memory model, in order for short-term memory to be converted into long term memory what must be met?

• Person must go through repetition and exposure of the stimuli

• Person must give attention to stimuli when first experienced

• Person must dream and reflect about the stimuli

• Person must experience a significantly stimulating condition

GA miller's article the magical number seven, stated that information can be converted into short term memory…

• Is presented to a person for seven seconds

• When person is given seven minutes to rehearse

• When information is presented inn chunks of seven

• If the person is seven years or older

This study conducted research on the serial position effect.

• Glanzer and Cunitz

• Sperling

• Craik and Tulving

• Baddeley and Hitch

Which of the studies below is the best example of a study which provided supporting evidence of the multi-store memory model?

• Conrad and Hull

• Atkinson and Shiffrin

• Glanzer and Cunitz

• Craik and Tulving

True or False: The final version of the working memory model created by Baddeley and Hitch speculate there is one control center that integrates information, this control center is called the episodic buffer.

Semantic memory storage is best described as…

• Memory of senses

• General knowledge

• Step wise repetitive behavior

• Memory of events

True or False: The Conrad and Hull study found that rhyming lists were the easiest to remember.

In the Craik and Tulving study, which recognition task had the highest average of correctly recognized words?

• Structural processing

• Phonetic processing

• Semantic processing

• Executive processing