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What effect explains our tendency to remember words near the beginning of a list well?
What effect explains our tendency to remember words near the beginning of a list well?
- Implicit memory effect
- Serial position effect
- Primacy effect (correct)
- Recency effect
In the context of working memory, why did the chess master perform much better than the novice in the MIDDLE GAME condition?
In the context of working memory, why did the chess master perform much better than the novice in the MIDDLE GAME condition?
- Due to faster explicit memory encoding
- Due to improved chunking ability (correct)
- Due to stronger long-term memory retrieval
- Due to better short-term memory capacity
Which type of memory is responsible for the recency effect, where we tend to remember words near the end of a list well?
Which type of memory is responsible for the recency effect, where we tend to remember words near the end of a list well?
- Short-term memory (correct)
- Long-term memory
- Explicit memory
- Implicit memory
What term describes the phenomenon where we remember words near the end of a list well?
What term describes the phenomenon where we remember words near the end of a list well?
Why did the patient H.M. have impaired long-term memory?
Why did the patient H.M. have impaired long-term memory?
What is the main difference between explicit and implicit memory?
What is the main difference between explicit and implicit memory?
How do short-term memory and long-term memory differ in terms of coding information?
How do short-term memory and long-term memory differ in terms of coding information?
What was the main contribution of lesion studies to the understanding of short-term and long-term memory?
What was the main contribution of lesion studies to the understanding of short-term and long-term memory?
What is the purpose of short-term memory according to the multiple stage model of memory?
What is the purpose of short-term memory according to the multiple stage model of memory?
How do long-term and short-term memories interact based on the information provided?
How do long-term and short-term memories interact based on the information provided?
What is 'chunking' in the context of memory processes?
What is 'chunking' in the context of memory processes?
How does the Atkinson & Shiffrin model explain the relationship between working memory and long-term memory?
How does the Atkinson & Shiffrin model explain the relationship between working memory and long-term memory?
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