Models for explaining memory-Atkinson and Shiffrin (1968)

What are the three main processes of memory according to the models for explaining memory?

• Encoding, storage, retrieval

• Perception, attention, recall

• Analysis, synthesis, evaluation

• Observation, interpretation, conclusion

Which model of memory includes the sensory register, short-term memory, and long-term memory?

• Multi-store model

• Single-store model

• Dual-process model

• Connectionist model

In the multi-store model of memory, what are the characteristics of the sensory register?

• Duration, capacity, encoding

• Duration, recall, synthesis

• Encoding, retrieval, analysis

• Capacity, evaluation, perception

What types of memory are included in long-term memory according to the multi-store model?

• Procedural, declarative - semantic and episodic

• Visual, auditory, tactile

• Short-term, working, sensory

• Implicit, explicit, sensory

Who developed the Multi-store model of Memory?

• Freud and Jung

• Watson and Skinner

• Atkinson and Shifrin

• Pavlov and Thorndike

What is memory?

• The ability to recall information, experiences, and people.

• The process of forgetting important tasks.

• A method of organizing daily schedules.

• A technique for improving concentration.

Which of the following is an example of memory recall?

• Forgetting a friend's birthday.

• Remembering a person's name.

• Ignoring a familiar smell.

• Misplacing an assignment.

What can sometimes happen with memories?

• They are always easy to recall.

• They never pop into your head unexpectedly.

• They can be recalled easily or require effort to remember.

• They are always forgotten.

What is memory defined as?

• An internal record of some previous event or experience.

• A method of storing data in computers.

• A way to predict future events.

• A process of forgetting information.

What is the process of putting information into a form that allows it to fit with your personal storage system?

• Encoding

• Storage

• Retrieval

• Processing