PSYCH/NEURO 240 Exam 2 Review

According to PET evidence on the phonological loop, the rehearsal process activates:

• Broca's area

• Right frontal regions

• Right parietal regions

• Visual regions

According to Baddeley, the Modal Model of memory:

• assumes that sensory memory feeds directly into LTM.

• is supported by the Level of Processing framework.

• implies that STM deficits would lead to LTM deficits.

• provides an explanation for H.M's memory deficits.

Double dissociation: ___ affects implicit memory only, while ___ affects explicit memory only.

• depth of processing; modality of presentation

• modality of presentation; depth of processing

• source confusion; misinformation effect

• misinformation effect; source confusion

We are faster to verify information for ___ category examples.

• atypical

• there's no difference

• subordinate-level

• typical

McClelland: evidence for the hierarchical structure in semantic networks includes:

• semantic dementia and language development

• typicality effects

• expertise effects on the basic level categories

• privileged categories

The revised TLC model:

• has a hierarchical structure

• has "is a" links only

• cannot account for the reverse distance effects

• can account for semantic priming

The Galileo experiment shows that we remember ___ the best in the long run.

• visual images

• semantic gists

• culturally relevant detail

• word order

The ___ experiment shows that prior knowledge and experiences can hinder memory.

• Galileo

• War of the Ghosts

• Balloon

• Washing Clothes/Laundry

Which of the following is an example of frontal lobe syndrome?

• source confusion

• utilization behavior

• articulatory suppression

• retrograde amnesia

Rate of presentation affects the ____, whereas the delay before recall (or preventing rehearsal) affects the ____ only.

• recency effect; primacy effect

• recognition; recall

• primacy effect; recency effect

• recall; recognition