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Unit 3 Chapter 7 - Memory

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 6mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following IS NOT a process of memory?

a)

encoding

b)

retrieval

c)

enveloping

d)

storing

2.

To ensure information remains in STM, we must:

a)

respond

b)

rehearse

c)

touch, taste and smell

d)

remember

3.

Sensory memory is a key component of which model of memory?

a)

Atkinson & Shiffrin's

b)

Sperling's

c)

Baddeley & Hitch

d)

Working memory

4.

Iconic memory uses which sense?

a)

Smell

b)

Touch

c)

Sound

d)

Sight

5.

Echoic memories typically last

a)

0.3-1 seconds

b)

1.5-3 seconds

c)

3-4 seconds

d)

5-7 seconds

6.

Generally, short-term memory is limited to ... pieces of information.

a)

3-7

b)

5-9

c)

7-10

d)

Up to 15

7.

Long-term memory is a bit like...

a)

a box of chocolates

b)

surfing the waves at the beach

c)

a good book

d)

a computer hard drive

8.

LTM is comprised of ... and ... memory

a)

procedural, declarative

b)

sensory, STM

c)

semantic, retrieval cue

d)

episodic, implicit

9.

Semantic and episodic memory are both types of

a)

declarative memory

b)

procedural memory

10.

Explicit memory involves conscious retrieval of information.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Which IS NOT a part of Baddeley & Hitch's model of memory?

a)

phonological loop

b)

visuospatial sketchpad

c)

deep processing

d)

central executive

12.

Identify the missing term

a)

shallow processing

b)

deep processing

c)

episodic buffer

d)

short-term memory

13.

Craik & Lockhardt's research revealed that this WAS NOT a type of encoding

a)

visual

b)

structural

c)

phonemic

d)

semantic

14.

A skill that does not require conscious recollection by our memory is...

a)

implicit memory

b)

explicit memory

c)

episodic memory

d)

retrospective memory

15.

LTM memory that is stored in a hierarchical pattern of nodes and links

a)

maintenance rehearsal

b)

procedural memory

c)

retrieval cues

d)

semantic networks