True or False: Each of the 4 parts of the brain are responsible for something different.

True or False: In class we learned that there are 6 parts of the brain.

The term for when part of your brain can take over or compensate for other parts of your brain is:

What happens to your brain when you learn something?

What is the strategy we learned about in class for learning new information that you are reading?

The important times in our development when our brain is ready for learning certain things is called:

Select all that apply: What happens if a child is not exposed to what it needs during development?

What is the word for when we take in new information through our senses?

What is the word for when we store and recall information?

True or False: 99% of the things going through our senses are stored in our memory.

The type of memory that only can hold onto small pieces of information for a few seconds unless we do something with it is called:

The type of memory that is described as being permanent and limitless is:

The type of long term memory that remembers facts and experiences is called:

The type of long term memory that remembers how to do something is called:

Remembering your home address is an example of what type of long term memory:

Remembering information for a test is what type of long term memory?

Remembering how to brush your teeth is an example of what type of long term memory?

True or False: Your working memory can focus on more than one thing at a time. Such as: remembering how to spell something and someone's phone number.

For your Intro to Health test this week, what study technique did you use to remember the 6 dimensions of wellness?

True or False: Our memory isn't always reliable. Sometimes our brain can "fill in" the missing pieces of information in our memories.