PSY 222 CH5

What is long-term memory (LTM) typically characterized by?

• Large but limited storage

• Short duration and high capacity

• Unlimited capacity and long duration

• Fast forgetting rate

What is the difference between short-term memory (STM) and long-term memory (LTM)?

• STM is semantic, LTM is acoustic

• STM holds more information than LTM

• STM is limited and temporary; LTM is more permanent

• STM and LTM are stored in the same brain area

Which of the following best defines declarative memory?

• Automatic memory for movements

• Memory for skills

• Memory for facts and events

• Memory that cannot be consciously accessed

What are the two main types of declarative memory?

• Semantic and episodic

• Visual and auditory

• Reflexive and implicit

• Procedural and motor

Semantic memory involves memory for:

• Skills

• Life experiences

• Meaning and general knowledge

• Reflex actions

Episodic memory involves memory for:

• Word meanings

• Motor patterns

• General facts

• Personal events and experiences

Procedural memory is a part of:

• Semantic memory

• Declarative memory

• Implicit memory

• Episodic memory

Which of these is an example of procedural memory?

• Naming your hometown

• Describing how to ride a bike

• Actually riding a bike

• Recalling your 10th birthday

What is the defining feature of implicit memory?

• Conscious recall is always required

• It involves verbal descriptions

• It operates unconsciously

• It's only used in academic tasks

The term "explicit memory" refers to:

• Memory that requires no effort

• Unconscious memory

• Conscious, intentional recollection

• Memory used for conditioned responses