Review9_TEACHER

New information in working memory _____ pass on to _____

• may or may not; short-term memory

• must; sensory memory

• must; long-term memory

• may or may not; long-term memory

Implicit memories are different than explicit memories because they do not affect behavior by entering _____ memory as explicit memories do

• Working

• Long-term

• Procedural

• Sensory

Iconic memory is another name for _____ memory and has been found to last _____

• auditory sensory; about 1 minute

• visual sensory; less than 1 second

• auditory sensory; up to 3 seconds

• visual sensory; 30 seconds

In the information-processing model of memory attention, encoding, and retrieval are known as _____ processes

Which type of memory allows for telling someone, step by step, how to perform a task

• Implicit memory

• Iconic memory

• Explicit memory

• Echoic memory

Which statement is TRUE of sensory memory

• It is of low capacity and long duration

• It is of high capacity and long duration

• It is of high capacity and short duration

• It is of low capacity and short duration

Working memory, also known as _____ memory, is where all conscious perception and reasoning occurs

• Long-term

• Short-term

• Explicit

• Sensory

The process that controls the flow of information from sensory memory into working memory is

• Attention

• Encoding

• Rehearsal

• Retrieval

Two types of declarative memory are

• semantic and episodic

• sensory and working

• long term and short term

• semantic and script

The information-processing model of the mind suggests a set of "control processes," which are

• ways of thinking that organize and manage lower-level thought and memory

• factors in the environment that determine information processing

• processes that govern information processing and movement within stores

• patterns of neural activity that underlie cognitive processes