Multi Store Mode of Memory

Imagine Sarah is trying to remember a grocery list her roommate Alex just recited to her while she searches for her phone to type it out. What is the duration of this type of short-term memory?

• 0-30 seconds

• 1-5 minutes

• 1 hour

• 1 day

Imagine you're at a networking event and you're introduced to Emily, John, Sarah, Marcus, and Lisa. After mingling for a while, you try to recall their names. What is the capacity of your short-term memory for remembering names like these?

• 5 +/- 2 names

• 7 +/- 2 names

• 10 +/- 2 names

• 15 +/- 2 names

Imagine Sarah is trying to memorize her shopping list for the weekend by silently repeating the items over and over again without thinking about their cost or categorizing them by store sections. Which type of rehearsal does this scenario describe?

• Maintenance rehearsal

• Elaboration rehearsal

• Visual rehearsal

• Semantic rehearsal

Imagine Alex is in the supermarket trying to recall the items his roommate asked him to buy by silently repeating them. What is this process called?

• Semantic rehearsal

• Visual rehearsal

• Maintenance rehearsal

• Elaboration rehearsal

While preparing for his final exams, John notices he can easily recall the topics he studied at the beginning and the ones he reviewed most recently, but struggles with the material in the middle. This phenomenon is known as:

• Serial position effect

• Primacy effect

• Recency effect

• Displacement effect

Imagine Alex trying to remember the steps of photosynthesis during a biology exam. What is the main emphasis of the multistore model of memory in this scenario?

• Duration

• Process

• Structure

• Encoding

While preparing for an important presentation, John tries to recall the key points he needs to cover. Which model explains why he can remember some points immediately while others take more time to come to mind?

• Levels of processing model

• Atkinson and Shiffrin model

• Working Model of Memory

• Craik and Lockhart model

Remembering how you celebrated your friend Alice's last birthday party is an example of which type of memory?

• Semantic memory

• Episodic memory

• Short-term memory

• Procedural memory

During a study session, Alex and Jamie are discussing the process of memorizing their lecture notes for an upcoming exam. They are particularly interested in how information transitions from short-term memory (STM) to long-term memory (LTM). Which factor do they consider too simplistic to fully explain this transfer?

• Strategy

• Effect

• Rehearsal

• Motivation

Imagine you are Alex, studying for your final exams in psychology. Which type of rehearsal involves a more meaningful analysis of the study material and leads to better recall?

• Maintenance rehearsal

• Semantic rehearsal

• Visual rehearsal

• Elaboration rehearsal