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What is the term for the main cause of remembering the first things you were told?
What is the term for the main cause of remembering the first things you were told?
- Echoic memory
- Primacy effect (correct)
- Phonological similarity effect
- Long term potentiation
What is the process of making memories stable in the brain, usually done through sleep?
What is the process of making memories stable in the brain, usually done through sleep?
- Rehearsal
- Encoding
- Semantic
- Consolidation (correct)
What is the strengthening of neural pathways called, providing us with the idea that the strongest pathways are the easiest for the brain to take?
What is the strengthening of neural pathways called, providing us with the idea that the strongest pathways are the easiest for the brain to take?
- Recall
- Deep processing
- Rehearsal
- Long term potentiation (correct)
What is the magic number of short-term memory?
What is the magic number of short-term memory?
What type of memory problem is characterized by feeling like you know an answer but struggling to retrieve it?
What type of memory problem is characterized by feeling like you know an answer but struggling to retrieve it?
Which memory problem involves a very detailed memory that feels like the event occurred yesterday?
Which memory problem involves a very detailed memory that feels like the event occurred yesterday?
What is the name for explicit and implicit memories?
What is the name for explicit and implicit memories?
What is the term for incorporating misleading information into one's memory?
What is the term for incorporating misleading information into one's memory?
In language development stages, what stage would the phrase 'hot drink' be considered?
In language development stages, what stage would the phrase 'hot drink' be considered?
When you go about solving a math problem step by step until you find the answer, what are you using?
When you go about solving a math problem step by step until you find the answer, what are you using?
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