WorksheetsPsychology: Ch 10 Test Prep (Memory & Thought)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is not one of the three processes of memory?
Encoding
Storage
Recognition
Retrieval
The three stages of memory include all the following except...
Sensory memory
Long term memory
Short term memory
Working memory
Sensory memory serves to act as a ________ and alert your attention to only the most important stimuli.
dampener
filter
barrier
throttle
Sensory memory lasts a ______________.
brief moment
as long as you need it
long enough to get all the details
as long as you are using it
___________ memory involves hearing information and storing it into auditory long term memory.
Digital
Short-term
Echoic
Iconic
__________ memory does not require you to pay close attention for it to be used.
Working
Short-term
Long-term
Digital
Nothing will stay in your short-term memory for more than about 20 seconds without _____________.
mnemonics
maintenance rehearsal
great effort
paying close attention
Grouping information together to more easily store in long-term memory is called...
grouping
persisting
chunking
navigating
Remembering the items at the beginning and end of a list more easily is called...
the ABCs of memory
primacy-recency effect
global standard
mushroom memory
Short-term memory plus information brought up from LTM for immediate use is called _________ memory.
short-term
useful
working
good
______ stores information based on categories and features.
STP
LTM
ICBM
STM
_________ memory involves rules, words, and meanings.
Echoic
Iconic
Mathematical
Semantic
_______ memory is related to time.
Declarative
Episodic
Short-term
Procedural
__________ memory involves both semantic and episodic memory.
Declarative
Short-term
Sensory
Episodic
_________ memories are those memories that involve step to achieve a task. Like bike riding or show tying.
Semantic
Gangsta
Procedural
Episodic
The ________ is integral in creating emotional associations (i.e., memories).
cortex
amygdala
heart
hippocampus
The _________ and the cortex are both important in the formation of long-term memories.
bladder
thalamus
hippocampus
kidneys
The _______ is relied upon for information processing.
thalamus
cortex
apex
kidneys
___________ are used to help create memories, but take work to use.
Astral projections
Amnesia
Mnemonic devices
State-dependent learnings
________ amnesia is when you cannot remember a certain period of time before the accident.
Stellar
Bad
Anterograde
Retrograde
