WorksheetsIB 3.1.1.1 MSMM
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 10mins
Label the MSMM
retrieval
short-term memory
sensory register
decay, interference, retrieval errors
decay and displacement
long-term memory
rehearsal
attention
rapid decay
Peterson & Peterson used an IV of duration. By how much time was each trial extent if the participant recalled the trigram correctly?
2 seconds
3 seconds
4 seconds
5 seconds
In the study by Peterson & Peterson, what did the participants have to do between the presentation of the trigram and recalling it?
count backwards
repeat the word "go"
repeat a tongue twister
track a lady bird on a screen
The findings from Peterson & Peterson showed that short-term memory rapidly declines after how long?
30 seconds
21 seconds
18 seconds
15 seconds
What is the name of the test which Miller used to measure the capacity of the short-term memory?
serial poition
free recall
digit span
recognition
Organize these options into the right categories based on the results from Glanzer & Cunitz
always recalled fairly accurately
primacy effect
rehearsed hence stay in STM longer
diplaced and/or decays
ussually not recalled
recalled accurately when there is no interference task
recall is mostly influenced by decay
recency effect
Which statements describe the capacity of the STM according to Miller's research?
the average is 7 units
the normal range is 5 to 9 units
the average is 6 units
the normal range is 4 to 8 units
In the study by Glanzer & Cunitz, how was the word complexity controlled?
they were all 4 or 5 letters
they were all only one syllable
they were all only two syllable
they were all abstract nouns
Which type of encoding is most common in the short-term memory?
acoustic
visual
semanatic
Which type of encoding is most common in the long-term memory?
acoustic
visual
semanatic
Which theory can be used used to argue the process of retrieval in the MSMM is overly simplified (reductionist)?
flash bulb memory
working model of memory
reconstructive theory of memory
implicity memories
Which theory can be used to argue the process of storing memories in the long-term memory store in the MSMM is overly simplified (reductionist)?
flash bulb memory
working model of memory
reconstructive theory of memory
implicity memories
