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Which type of rehearsal involves repeating information without consideration of meaning or connection to other information?
Which type of rehearsal involves repeating information without consideration of meaning or connection to other information?
- Semantic rehearsal
- Elaborative rehearsal
- Maintenance rehearsal (correct)
- Consolidation rehearsal
What is the primary outcome of using elaborative rehearsal compared to maintenance rehearsal?
What is the primary outcome of using elaborative rehearsal compared to maintenance rehearsal?
- No difference in memory
- Better memory (correct)
- Worse memory
- Faster retrieval
Which type of coding is associated with Long-Term Memory (LTM)?
Which type of coding is associated with Long-Term Memory (LTM)?
- Motor coding
- Auditory coding
- Visual coding
- Semantic coding (correct)
What is the process of transferring information from LTM to working memory called?
What is the process of transferring information from LTM to working memory called?
What is the process of transforming memories from a fragile state to a more permanent state called?
What is the process of transforming memories from a fragile state to a more permanent state called?
What was the practical outcome of the reconsolidation study by Brunet et al. (2008)?
What was the practical outcome of the reconsolidation study by Brunet et al. (2008)?
What was the outcome of the PTSD study using virtual reality as exposure therapy?
What was the outcome of the PTSD study using virtual reality as exposure therapy?
What was the result of the study by Hupbach et al. (2007) on memory reconsolidation?
What was the result of the study by Hupbach et al. (2007) on memory reconsolidation?
What is the role of propranolol in the reconsolidation of traumatic memories?
What is the role of propranolol in the reconsolidation of traumatic memories?
What was the effect of administering propranolol to Group A in the PTSD study using virtual reality exposure therapy?
What was the effect of administering propranolol to Group A in the PTSD study using virtual reality exposure therapy?
Which study demonstrated the impact of visual imagery on encoding and memory recall?
Which study demonstrated the impact of visual imagery on encoding and memory recall?
Who presented words to subjects and tested memory recall based on different question types in 1975?
Who presented words to subjects and tested memory recall based on different question types in 1975?
Which factor enhances memory when words are linked to the self, as shown in 1977?
Which factor enhances memory when words are linked to the self, as shown in 1977?
Who demonstrated that actively generating material enhances learning and memory in 1978?
Who demonstrated that actively generating material enhances learning and memory in 1978?
Which study showed that organizing information aids memory recall, as demonstrated in 1969?
Which study showed that organizing information aids memory recall, as demonstrated in 1969?
Which factor gives an advantage to distinctive stimuli in encoding?
Which factor gives an advantage to distinctive stimuli in encoding?
What did the study comparing word learning groups demonstrate?
What did the study comparing word learning groups demonstrate?
What did the study by Tulving & Pearlstone show about recall procedures?
What did the study by Tulving & Pearlstone show about recall procedures?
What is emphasized as the most effective method for remembering materials?
What is emphasized as the most effective method for remembering materials?
What is highlighted as aiding the transfer of information from long-term memory back into working memory?
What is highlighted as aiding the transfer of information from long-term memory back into working memory?
Which statement about memory consolidation is supported by the text?
Which statement about memory consolidation is supported by the text?
What does graded amnesia demonstrate about memory fragility?
What does graded amnesia demonstrate about memory fragility?
What happens to memory consolidation during sleep?
What happens to memory consolidation during sleep?
What is the role of the hippocampus in memory formation according to the standard model of consolidation?
What is the role of the hippocampus in memory formation according to the standard model of consolidation?
What can be established in the neocortex and survive damage to the hippocampus?
What can be established in the neocortex and survive damage to the hippocampus?
In the context of memory retrieval, what does the encoding specificity principle refer to?
In the context of memory retrieval, what does the encoding specificity principle refer to?
Which experiment demonstrated the importance of encoding specificity?
Which experiment demonstrated the importance of encoding specificity?
What does Morris' experiment suggest about the depth of processing at encoding?
What does Morris' experiment suggest about the depth of processing at encoding?
What phenomenon is best described by the statement 'distributed practice increases memory performance'?
What phenomenon is best described by the statement 'distributed practice increases memory performance'?
Which type of consolidation involves the rapid occurrence at synapses after learning?
Which type of consolidation involves the rapid occurrence at synapses after learning?
Study Notes
Memory Encoding and Retrieval: Conditions and Mechanisms
- Matching conditions at retrieval to those at encoding can increase retrieval
- Three ways to achieve matching: encoding specificity, state-dependent learning, and transfer-appropriate processing
- Encoding specificity: encoding information along with its context, demonstrated in the "diving experiment" and "noisy/quiet learning experiment"
- State-dependent learning: memory is better when the internal state during retrieval matches that during encoding, as shown in the "happy/sad mood when testing" experiment
- Transfer-appropriate processing: memory task results are better when the processing type used during encoding matches that during retrieval, as demonstrated in Morris' experiment
- Morris' experiment shows that deeper processing at encoding does not always result in better retrieval
- Spacing effect in learning: distributed practice increases memory performance
- Consolidation: process that transforms new memories from a fragile to a more permanent state
- Müller and Pilzecker's study on consolidation showed that the delay group learned better with a delay time, as immediately presenting the second list interrupted the forming of a stable memory for the first list
- Two types of consolidation: synaptic consolidation occurs at synapses rapidly, while systems consolidation involves gradual reorganization of brain circuits
- Information storage at the synapse: learning and memory represented in the brain by physiological changes at the synapse
- Long-term potentiation (LTP): repeated stimulation makes synapse response more enhanced, resulting in neural records of an experience
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Test your knowledge of memory encoding and retrieval conditions and mechanisms with this quiz. Explore concepts such as encoding specificity, state-dependent learning, transfer-appropriate processing, the spacing effect, consolidation, and long-term potentiation. See how well you understand the matching of retrieval conditions to those at encoding, and the impact of different processing types on memory performance.
