WorksheetsAP psych memory
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 16mins
A ____ is an unusually vivid memory of na emotionally important moments in one's life
Flashbulb Memory
Effortful Processing
Semantic Memory
Maintenance rehearsal
The first step in memory processing
retrieval
encoding
imagery
chunking
The passive process by which encoded information is maintained over time is called:
STM
semantic
rehearsal
storage
Retrieving previous learning
Recall
Retrieval
Recognition
Priming
The process of bringing information from memory storage to consciousness is called:
LTM
Chunking
Retrieval
Priming
Which type of LTM is acquired through repetition and practice?
semantic
procedural
episodic
Recalling the row you had with your friend last week would require you to use which type of LTM?
episodic
procedural
semantic
Which case study supports the existence of different types of LTM?
KF
Clive wearing
HM
Episodic memory is associate with...
temporal lobe & limbic system
temporal lobe & cerebellum
hippocampus & temporal lobe
basal ganglia & hippocampus
Which type of LTM remained intact in Clive Wearing?
procedural
semantic
episodic
Non declarative memories are also known as...
implicit memories
explicit memories
The relatively permanent and unlimited capacity memory system into which information from short term memory may pass:
Semantic
Visual
STM
LTM
Conscious memory which can hold about 5-7 items for a short time
STM
Spacing Effect
LTM
Effortful Processing
The making of mental pictures
semantic
acoustic
imagery
photographic memory
Processing information according to sound
chunking
acoustic
imagery
visual
Attempting to focus on more than one thing at once
priming
divided attention
non-decalrative
visual
A memory technique of organizing material into familiar and meaningful units
chunking
semantic
STM
storage
Our effortless encoding of incidental information such as space, time, and frequency
testing effect
serial position effect
effortful processing
automatic processing
The effortful repition of information that you are are trying to encode for storage
non-declarative
semantic
rehearsal
repetition
The tendency for distributed practice to yield better retention than cramming
testing effect
spacing effect
chunking
cramming
The use of imagery to process information into memory
imagery
visual
acoustic
semantic
Encoding memories accroding to meaning
acoustic
imagery
semantic
visual
The tendency for items at the beginning or end of a list to be more easily retained
automatic processing
list effect
serial position effect
acoustic
Memory without concious recall
non-decalrative
imagery
maintenance rehearsal
echoic
A measure of retention in which one need only identify, rather recall, previously learned information
priming
relearning
rehearsal
recognition
The activation of web associations in memory in order to retire a specific memory
priming
relearning
recognition
implicit
Neural region within the limbic system that is important in the processing of names, images, events, and other facts in memory
limbic system
cerebellum
hippocampus
amygdala
Memories of facts
semantic
implicit
explicit
mood congruent
memories of skills
procedural
implicit
explicit
retroactive
Encoding over multiple time periods
distributed practice
massed practice
testing effect
spacing effect
Network of structures involving emotion, motivation, and memory
amygdala
nervous system
limbic system
hippocampus
Encoding that requires concious attention and some degree of effort
automatic processing
spacing effect
effortful processing
chunking
