Long-Term Memory: Formation and Classification

What is the primary characteristic of Long-term Memory?

What was the outcome of the surgery performed on Patient H.M. in 1953?

What is the name of the neurosurgeon who performed the surgery on Patient H.M. in 1953?

Where did Patient H.M. live after the surgery?

What is the significance of Patient H.M.'s case in the study of memory?

What is the critical brain structure for the formation of long-term memories?

What is the primary characteristic of nondeclarative/implicit memory?

What is the term for the memory of how to perform a skill, such as riding a bicycle?

What is the process by which we associate a neutral stimulus with an unconditioned stimulus to elicit a response?

What is the name of the patient who learned to perform new tasks despite being unable to recollect learning them?

What is the term for the type of memory that involves stored information that influences our behavior?

How are procedural memories typically formed?

What type of memory allows us to recall specific events and experiences from our past?

What is the primary difference between Episodic Memory and Semantic Memory?

What is an example of a spatial context in Episodic Memory?

What is the purpose of the class exercise described in the text?

What is the answer to the question 'Do people get better on a skill with practice?'

What is the relationship between practice and learning, according to the text?

What is the primary characteristic of long-term memory?

What type of memory system includes memories that are not consciously accessible?

What is the term for memories of personal experiences or episodes occurring in a given place and at a specific time?

What are the two main systems of long-term memory, according to cognitive psychologists?

What type of memory is responsible for storing knowledge of social rules and general knowledge?

Which type of memory is characterized by memories that are available to conscious awareness and can be talked about?

What is the initial storage site of long-term memories in the brain?

What is the process of consolidating memories, according to the text?

What happens to memories over time, according to the text?

What is the role of the hippocampus in memory formation?

What is the outcome of the consolidation process, as described in the text?

What is the primary division of the Serial Position Effect?

What is the reason why the Primacy Effect occurs?

What is the reason why the Recency Effect occurs?

What is the term for the tendency to remember the early part of the list than the middle part?

What is the term for the tendency to remember the last items on the list better than the middle items?

What is the Serial Position Effect a phenomenon of?

What is the primary phenomenon observed in the serial position effect?

What is the main reason behind the serial position effect?

What is the purpose of the recall memory test in the class exercise?

What is a characteristic of items at the beginning and end of the list in the serial position effect?

What is the impact of the serial position effect on memory retrieval?

What is the serial position effect also known as?

What is the primary focus of the lecture today?

What is the task of the students in the first test?

What is the purpose of the filler trial in the first test?

How many words are presented to the students in the encoding phase of the first test?

What is the instruction given to the students in the test phase of the first test?

What is the main difference between explicit and implicit memory tests?

What is the primary purpose of the encoding phase in a memory test?

What is the primary characteristic of the retrieval phase in a memory test?

What is the difference between free recall and cue recall in a memory test?

What is the primary purpose of a recall test in a memory test?

What is an example of a stimulus that can be presented during the encoding phase of a memory test?

What is the primary difference between the encoding phase and the retrieval phase in a memory test?

What is the primary difference between a recall test and a recognition test?

What type of test is being described when the test requires generating the information previously studied?

What is the main purpose of a recognition test?

What is an example of a recall test?

What is the term for the type of test that involves generating the information previously studied?

What is the primary difference between recall and recognition tests?

What is the primary purpose of the word-stem completion task in the class activity?

What type of memory is being tested in the task that asks participants to indicate whether a word is pleasant or unpleasant?

What is the term for the phenomenon where participants are influenced by a word or stimulus they were previously exposed to, without consciously realizing it?

What is the primary difference between the training phase and the test phase of the word-stem completion task?

What is the purpose of the question asked during the training phase of the word-stem completion task?

What type of memory is tested in the word-fragment completion task?