Ch 7 Sec 3 Forgetting and Memory

What results from the failure of recognition, recall, or relearning?

• Enhanced memory

• Forgetting

• Improved concentration

• Increased intelligence

What is the consequence of failing any of the memory tasks?

• Enhanced learning

• Forgetting

• Increased creativity

• Better focus

Which of the following is a question from the Reading Focus section?

• What are the three basic memory tasks?

• How does the brain store information?

• What is the impact of sleep on memory?

• How do emotions affect memory?

What is the main idea related to memory tasks?

• They are unrelated to forgetting

• They are essential to avoid forgetting

• They are only useful for students

• They are outdated concepts

How long does short-term memory last if not transferred to long-term memory?

• 1 to 2 seconds

• 5 to 6 seconds

• 10 to 12 seconds

• 20 to 30 seconds

Which memory task is considered the easiest?

• Recall

• Recognition

• Reconstruction

• Recollection

Which memory task involves reconstructing information in your mind?

• Recognition

• Recall

• Recollection

• Retention

What is the first step in the recall process?

• Immediate recognition

• Searching for information

• Forgetting past events

• Learning new information

What is NOT involved in the recognition memory task?

• Identifying objects

• Encountering events before

• Searching for information

• Easiest task

What is a key feature of the recognition task?

• Requires reconstruction

• Involves identifying past events

• Hardest memory task

• Involves learning new information