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Worksheetschapter 11 LTM
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
____ suggested that episodic and semantic memories are created in separate subsystems.
Tulving
Bartlett
Baddeley & Hitch
Collins & Quillian
Episodic memory is based on strengthening pathways in the brain between...
an event and its context
the senses and the node representing an event
an event and the node representing its meaning
the neurons within the node that represents an event
Rats exposed to music by Mozart develop a preference for his music. This is an example of
the Zari effect
the mere exposure effect
semantic memory
semantic priming
The concept of a semantic network was first proposed by___
Tulving
Bartlett
Collins and Quillian
Collins and Loftus
According to the semantic network model, to find out whether canaries have hearts, you would need to check the node for___
canaries
birds
animals
living creatures
In a sentence verification task, participants must decide___
if a sentence is true
if a sentence is grammatically correct
if a sentence was in a story read earlier
the language of a sentence
According to the semantic network model, the time to verify that a canary ____ should be longer than the time to verify that a canary _____.
is a bird; is an animal
is an animal; is a bird
has feathers; sings
sings; has feathers
Semantic network models assume that activation of a node spreads to all the other nodes to which it is connected. This property is called
irradiation
semantic generalization
spreading activation
spreading effect
The Collins and Quillian model says that it should take the same amount of time to verify the statements “A canary is a bird” and “An ostrich is a bird.” Research
confirmed this prediction
showed that it takes longer to verify that a canary is a bird
showed that it takes longer to verify that an ostrich is a bird
was inconclusive
It takes longer to verify that “an ostrich is a bird” than “a canary is a bird.” This is an example of
the typicality effect
the birdy nam nam effect
the familiarity effect
the frequency effect
Schemas usually help us to remember an experience by providing a structure to link the elements of that experience. However, they
can lead to remember elements that weren’t present
can produce faster forgetting
require excessive space in semantic memory
cause slower processing
