Memory Unit Quiz

According to the introduction, why is the study of memory considered applicable to students' academic and personal lives?

• It is a mandatory part of the curriculum.

• It helps in understanding complex scientific theories.

• It enhances their abilities to study and learn in general.

• It is only relevant for psychology majors.

What type of processing is suggested to be used throughout the unit to help students apply the content?

• Passive processing

• Effortful processing

• Short-term processing

• Subconscious processing

What does the multiple systems model of memory suggest about the nature of memory?

• Memory is a single, unitary system that relies on one neuroanatomical circuit.

• Memory is made up of multiple memory systems that can work independently of one another.

• Memory is solely the function of one specific part of the brain.

• Memory is a continuous process without distinct stages.

Which of the following is NOT a stage of memory as defined by the information-processing model?

• Encoding

• Storage

• Retrieval

• Translation

Which two types of memory are mentioned as being included in the systems of the multisystem model of memory?

• Sensory memory and short-term memory

• Declarative memory and nondeclarative memory

• Short-term memory and long-term memory

• Implicit memory and explicit memory

What type of memory is controlled consciously, intentionally, and flexibly?

• Nondeclarative memory

• Working memory

• Declarative memory

• Episodic memory

Which part of the brain is associated with mediating declarative memory?

• Cerebellum

• Hippocampus and frontal lobes

• Amygdala

• Occipital lobe

What is generally measured with explicit memory tests?

• Reflex actions

• Unconscious learning

• Recall and recognition

• Habit formation

Which of the following is an example of declarative memory?

• Riding a bicycle

• Learning a phone number

• Blinking reflexively

• Breathing automatically

What is the characteristic of working memory?

• It stores unlimited amounts of information for a long duration.

• It is a long-term memory system that stores past experiences.

• It is a short-term memory system that processes limited amounts of information.

• It is responsible for involuntary actions.