WHAT IS MEMORY?

Human memory can most broadly be defined as the process by which we ______ information about events that have happened in the past.

• retain

• forget

• ignore

• delete

What does the word 'retain' mean in the context of memory?

• Forget

• Store

• Ignore

• Destroy

Memory only refers to things that happened years ago, not our immediate past.

• True

• False

What is the first stage in the memory process?

• Short Term Memory

• Sensory Store

• Long Term Memory

• Episodic Buffer

According to the memory model diagram, which process is responsible for moving information from Short Term Memory to Long Term Memory?

• Attention

• Rehearsal

• Retrieval

• Episodic Buffer

Fill in the blank: In the memory model, information is transferred from _______ to Short Term Memory through attention.

• Sensory Store

• Long Term Memory

• Working Memory

• Procedural Memory

According to the 'Models of Memory' slide, can memory be directly observed?

• Yes

• No

According to the 'Models of Memory' slide, is a model an exact copy or a representation of something?

• An exact copy

• A representation of something

Fill in the blank: The Multi-Store Model (MSM) of memory includes the following stages: Sensory Store, ________, and Long Term Memory.

• Short Term Memory

• Working Memory

• Procedural Memory

• Iconic Memory

What is Coding/encoding? (Fill in the blank) Coding/encoding is ___________.

• The means by which information is represented in memory.

• A process of forgetting information quickly.

• The method of retrieving information from memory.

• A way to erase information from memory.