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Why does deep processing lead to better memory retention?
Why does deep processing lead to better memory retention?
- it involves repeated exposure to the stimulus
- it relies on implicit memory rather than explicit
- it encourages deeper semantic encoding and meaningful connections (correct)
- it focuses primarily on surface level characteristics of information
Which of the following is an example of procedural memory?
Which of the following is an example of procedural memory?
- Remembering your first day of school
- Knowing the capital of Canada
- Playing the piano without thinking about each note (correct)
- Recalling the name of a person you met last week
We learned that there are two major types of long-term memory: explicit and implicit memory. What are the three types of implicit memory?
We learned that there are two major types of long-term memory: explicit and implicit memory. What are the three types of implicit memory?
- Priming, procedural memory and conditioning (correct)
- Episodic memory, priming and procedural memory
- Conditioning, priming and semantic memory
- Procedural memory, semantic memory and episodic memory
Sylvia received her exam results and noticed that she had achieved high marks. Curious about what contributed to her success, she reflected on her study experience and realized that she had been in a positive mood while studying for the exam. She maintained that same positive mood during the test. Which concept best explains Sylvia’s performance?
Sylvia received her exam results and noticed that she had achieved high marks. Curious about what contributed to her success, she reflected on her study experience and realized that she had been in a positive mood while studying for the exam. She maintained that same positive mood during the test. Which concept best explains Sylvia’s performance?
Grant finds he performs better on tests if he takes a test in the same classroom where he initially learned the material. This is representative of which retrieval phenomena of long-term memory?
Grant finds he performs better on tests if he takes a test in the same classroom where he initially learned the material. This is representative of which retrieval phenomena of long-term memory?
Which of the following scenarios best illustrates the priming effect?
Which of the following scenarios best illustrates the priming effect?
According to Perfect and Askew (1994), why did participants rate old advertisements higher on appeal, catchiness, and memorability, despite low recognition rates?
According to Perfect and Askew (1994), why did participants rate old advertisements higher on appeal, catchiness, and memorability, despite low recognition rates?
According to Craik & Lockhart’s (1972) Levels of Processing framework, which of the following leads to the best memory retention?
According to Craik & Lockhart’s (1972) Levels of Processing framework, which of the following leads to the best memory retention?
People who cannot form new long-term memories, can still form:
People who cannot form new long-term memories, can still form:
Two students are preparing for an upcoming exam. Student A studies by rereading and repeating the lecture notes once everyday
until the exam day. Student B studies by relating the material to concepts from their other classes as well as in their everyday life. Both
of these students are encoding information into their LTM. Which of the following statements best describes their techniques?
Two students are preparing for an upcoming exam. Student A studies by rereading and repeating the lecture notes once everyday until the exam day. Student B studies by relating the material to concepts from their other classes as well as in their everyday life. Both of these students are encoding information into their LTM. Which of the following statements best describes their techniques?
According to the levels of processing theory, which sentence would require participants to engage deepest with the word "PLANKS"
According to the levels of processing theory, which sentence would require participants to engage deepest with the word "PLANKS"
Patient HM had part of their Hippocampus removed and lead to the inability to create long term memories. Which of the following
would patient HM be able to do?
Patient HM had part of their Hippocampus removed and lead to the inability to create long term memories. Which of the following would patient HM be able to do?
In Jenkins & Dallenbach's 1924 study, they hypothesized that sleeping immediately after learning will affect encoding information into memory. Which statement most accurately describes their findings?
In Jenkins & Dallenbach's 1924 study, they hypothesized that sleeping immediately after learning will affect encoding information into memory. Which statement most accurately describes their findings?
Flashcards
Capital of France (example flashcard)
Capital of France (example flashcard)
Paris
