A memory of something that was NOT consciously learned.

Denying and/or ignoring information that does not fit our opinions/beliefs.

Phonemes and morphemes refer to

Your sensory memory is the quickest and is split into two parts, what you hear and what you see. These are called...

This researcher is best known for his curve of forgetting.

On the following list, which would you remember based on the recency effect? 4,9,8,4,2,6,3,6,8,4,2,1,1,5,7

Someone who cannot encode new memories has...

This theorist believed humans were born with the ability to acquire language, meaning children are predisposed to learning language.

This theorist believed that the language we speak can change how we think. For instance, some languages have more words for "love" than English. Does this mean that they have a greater understanding of what love is?

The weatherman in Idaho says there is a 20% chance it will rain & u get ur umbrella. The weatherman in Wyoming says it's and 80% chance of sun & u get ur sunglasses.

Which of the following terms best represents the ability to produce ideas which are both novel and valuable?

Which type of creative thinking expands the number of possible problem solutions?

What is our tendency to think we know or can perform better or more accurately than we really can?

The rock musician was hit with a rotten egg while performing his latest hit song. The fact that you can recognize two different meanings for the word “hit” in the preceding sentence demonstrates the importance of

Elizabeth Loftus did work related to

According to _________ theory, you're not consciously aware of how external stimuli have shaped your behavioral responses.

Remembering is facilitated when you are in a similar situation or environment as when you encoded it.

Harriet became nervous and forgot the name of her boyfriend's sister. Her forgetting can best be explained by

Remembering how to perform behaviors, like typing on a keyboard, is an example of:

To gain accurate eyewitness testimony from children, interviewers must

Which specific area of the brain is important in recalling declarative memories?

The basic memory process involves

The information model of memory contains

Memories that are implanted and we believe actually happen even though they did not are called

Donna easily remembers the French vocabulary she studied that morning but she finds it difficult to recall the Spanish vocabulary she rehearsed that afternoon. Her difficulty best illustrates:

Which of the following would be predicted by Ebbinghaus’ famous forgetting curve? Several years after learning the dates of important historical events for a college class, students:

Trying to remember information by making information meaningful to you is which encoding process?

Sam has been assigned to think of a solution for students who struggle with mental health at FHS. He can only think of one solution; sending them to the guidance counselors.

Ben's good friend Jess decided to wait until the night before to study for the Cognitive Test. Ben, on the other hand, took the suggestion of Mr. Baxer and spaced out his review over 4 nights. Ben's strategy was

The last time Mark's computer froze he restarted it and it worked. The next time his computer froze the only solution he could think of is to restart it again.

This multiple choice question is an example of what kind of retrieval process?

The skills needed to ride a bicycle are stored as

Cognitive psychologist now believe that the "central executive" of the memory processes is

Your ability to simultaneously process several stimuli at once is known as

Classically conditioned memories are stored in this part of the brain.

The strengthening of synapses based on recurrent patterns of activity is known as