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WorksheetsAp psychology
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 7hrs 15mins
Kate a third grader, is asked to remember her first grade teachers name. What measure of retention will kate use to answer this question?
recall
storage
relearning
recognition
Does Memory require encoding, strongand retrieving
yes
no
In history class, Natan is effortfully connecting the new material to what he has learned in the past. This making of connections in the moment best describe james
sensory memory
iconic memory
working memory
echoic memory
____ memory is sensory memory that stores images only for a fraction of a second
episodic
echoic
iconic
imaginary
___ is to effortful processing as ___ is to automatic processing
Echoci memory, iconic memory
iconic memory, echoic memory
expllicit memory, implicit memory
implicit memory, explicit memory
Martin new friend just gave him his phone number. As he tries to enter the number into his contract list, he cannot remember all the numbers in the right order. Which of the following is the best explanation for this failure?
being 10 digits long, it is beyond Miller's "magic number" of 7
he was too excited to type the number fast enough
he lacked a photographic memory
his iconic memory disrupted his encoding of the number
which of the following is most likely to be recorded automatically
the side - angle-side geometry theorem
the names of the last 10 US government
what you ate for breakfast this morning
the name of your cousins
which of the following is most likely to lead semantic encoding of a list of words?
thhinking about how the words relate to your own life
practicing the words for a simple extended
noticing where in a sentence the word appears
when you meet your friend for brunch after not seeing eachother for six months,you recount a story about your day trip to new york city. This memory that you are recounting is an example of?
semantic memory
implicit memory
echoic memory
episodic memory
what part of brain is most involved in implicit memory
frontal cortex
amygdala
cerebellum
hippocampus
whatg part of brain is most involved in explicit memory? Acting as the save button for new declarrative memory?
prefrontal cortex
amygdala
cerebellium
hippocrampus
Which of the following is an example of an explicit(declarative)memory?
riding a bike
roughly what time you at lunch
the temperature when you stepped outside this morning
what year the US entered into World war II
jerome heard a rabbit.....
sensory memory
automatic processing
effortful processing
priming
your friend read you a list grocery items....
primary effect
effortful processing
testing effect
spacing effect
researchers studying emotions, stress, and memory have discovered that.
emotion blocks memory and its generally true that we are unable to recall highly emotional events.
excitments leads to increase the chance that an event will be remembered but states drecreases the chance that an event will be remembered
both stress and emotions make events harder to remember
both stres and emotion make events more memorable
which of the following is an example of a flashbulbs memory?
simon remembers an especially bright sunrise because he was by the ocean and the sunlight reflected off the water
Robert remembers that correlation does not a cause-effect relarionship because his teacher emphazized the fact over and over again
anna remembers when her father returned from an overseas milititary deployment because the day was very emotional for her
which of the following is an example of serial position effect?
remembering the most assignment you have to complete for school tomorrow
remembering the skills you learned early in life, such as walking
remembering the beginning and end of your grocery list but not the items in the middle
Remembering where you left your cell phone when you cannot find it
Echoic Memory is....
A place that holds sounds for a very short time
A place that holds image for a very short time
A place that holds image for a very long time
A place that holds sounds for a very long time
Which of the following is an example of anterograde amnesia?
Hallie can remember her new locker combination but not her old one
Louis can remember his past, but he has not been able to form new long term memories since experiencing a brain infection 4 years ago
Maddle cant remember the details of when she was mugged 3 years ago
Kalund knows french, spanish, and italian, and frequently gets them confused on tests
The neural storage of a long-term memory is known as..
memory consolidation
priming
storage decay
automatic processing
while walking to class, Gina reviews in her head....
serial position effeci
recency effect
long term potentiation
parallel processing
Suzanne gets a new phone number. Each time she tries to give someone the new number...
Proactive interference
antergrade amnesia
implicit memory
storage decay
Munira studies for her Ap Psychology test...
automatic processing
long term potention
priming
effortful processing
when someone provides his phone number...
hierachy
minemonics
chunking
recognition
These three are a part of automatic processing
space, time, facts
space, lime, frequency
skills, events, facts
time, location, facts
By waiting until the last minute to study for an exam, you are using an unrecommended strategy called
imagery
semantic memory
chunking
massed practice
By repetitively studying material at different points over time, you are more likely to remember.....
chunking
spacing effect
testing effect
regression
an eyewitness to a crime was asked....
priming
misinformation effect
automatic processing
encoding failure
what number is between 4 and 6
1
5
8
10
