WorksheetsCOLA
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
Which is NOT apart of the multi-store model of memory argument?
Sensory
Shallow
Short
Long
What is the conclusion from Sperling's Partial Report?
Schemas affect in-coding and retrieval
Learning things is easier when you have context prior to what your learning
Levels of processing has an effect on memory encoding and retrieval
This experiment supports sensory memory storage
What is the serial position effect?
A type of thinking process
Being able to process difficult words
People have better recall of the first words in a list rather than the last
Being able to talk about a topic for an extended amount of time
What was the aim of the Glanzer and Cunitz experiment?
Study the three levels of processing
To investigate effect on recall of text passages
To investigate schema's
Study the serial position effect
What is the conclusion of Craik and Tulving experiment?
This helped support the idea of central executive
Level of processing has an effect on memory encoding and retrieval
It supports the idea of sensory memory storage
This experiment helped towards finding out how long term memory works
Which of the following is NOT part of the working memory model?
Phonological Loop
Sensory
Visuospatial sketchpad
Episodic Buffer
Which of the following IS a type of schema?
Brain Surgery
Cognitive processes
Scripts(how social situations play out)
mental processes
What is a Schema?
A type of visual picture
Knowledge that is connected to sensory memory
A type of physical behavior
A mental framework
What is the conclusion from Bransford and Johnson's context experiment?
Schemas affect in-coding and retrieval
Memory is an active process that is influenced by schema
Learning is easier when you have context prior to what your learning
The experiment supports the idea of long-term memory
What was the aim of the Anderson and Pichert experiment?
To investigate if schema processing influences both encoding and retrieval
To study short term memory
To study sensory memory
To investigate the effect on recall of text passages
What can we conclude from the "rat man" experiment conducted by Bugelski and Alampay?
memory is connected to schemas
Expectations influence perception of reality
Role of certain structures is unclear
memories are not copies of experience, they are reconstructions of experience
What was the aim of Barlett's experiment "War of the Ghosts?"
To investigate if schema processing influences both encoding and retrieval
To investigate the effects of cultural schema on memory
To study the three levels of processing
To study the serial position effect
What are heuristics?
A type of Accommodation
A type of Assimilation
A quick problem solving strategy
A principle of CLOA
Which is NOT apart of Bounded Rationality?
Time
People's opinion
Resources
Effort levels
What did Sharot's research into "flashbulb memories" of 9/11 tell us about flashbulb memories?
These memories are only formed by advanced people
They are located in the are hippocampus
The closer one is to the traumatic event, the better their flashbulb memory will be
They are more vivid if your were the person in danger
Which is an example of Procedural memory?
Recalling a childhood memory
Tying your shoe
Throwing a sheet of paper
Recalling a certain smell
What is Episodic memory?
Facts
Things that happen to you, events
Important information
Actions that you perform
What are Semantic memories?
Actions you perform
Facts
Information
Events
Which is NOT included in elements of the theory of planned behavior?
Subjective norm
Perceived behavioral control
Social Schema
Attitude toward behavior
What does meta-analysis mean according to Albarracin?
A type of decision- making process
Vivid memories
A quick problem solving strategy
Studying previous research
What was the conclusion from Neisser and Harsch's investigation into flashbulb memories of the Challenger disaster?
Memories aren't copies of experiences, but they are reconstructions
Confidence in memory doesn't correlate with accuracy
Memory is an active process influenced by schema
Episodic memory is malleable
What was the aim of Loftus and Palmer "Car Crash" experiment?
Test Iconic Memory
Test theory of Flashbulb Memories
Investigate affects of cultural schema on memory
Investigate questioning on episodic memory
What conclusion can we draw from Anderson and Pichert Experiment?
It supports the working model of memory
It shows that schema processing has some effect at the retrieval stage
It supports the theory of planned behavior
It shows how social schema affects our judgement on others
What did Luce, Bettman and Payne discover in their experiment?
People in either group didn't care about any of the children
We tend to take longer and do more "mental work" when decisions are associated with negative emotion
His experiment supported the serial position effect
Memory is an active process affected by schema
