Memory Encoding and Storage

What is the cognitive process of encoding, storing, and retrieving information?

What is the process of converting sensory input into a format ready for memory storage?

What is the term for unconscious encoding of information that requires no effort?

What type of encoding requires attention and effort?

What kind of encoding is based on the meaning of information?

Encoding based on the sound of information is known as what?

What is encoding based on the appearance of information called?

What type of memory is the brief storage of sensory information that lasts only seconds?

What is the limited capacity memory system that lasts approximately 20-30 seconds?

What type of memory has virtually unlimited storage with potentially permanent duration?

What is the name for grouping information into larger, meaningful units to improve memory capacity?

How are concepts interconnected based on meaning?

What do you call the activation of related concepts in semantic networks?

What type of memory involves conscious recall of facts and events?

What kind of memory is unconscious and involves skills and conditioned responses?

What kind of memory is it when remembering of personal experiences and specific events?

What kind of memory is it when remembering facts and general knowledge?

What kind of memory is used for skills and procedures?

How much information can sensory memory hold?

How long does visual sensory memory last?

What is the capacity of short-term memory?

How long can information be held in short-term memory without rehearsal?

What is it called when learning through association of stimuli?

What is improved recognition due to prior exposure called?

What is it called when you identify information presented to you?

Retrieving information without cues is known as what?

Learning something faster upon second exposure is known as what?

What are stimuli that aid in retrieving stored information called?

What do you call it when Better retrieval is achieved when context matches encoding context?

What is memory distributed across the brain, not localized, called?

Which brain structure is essential for forming long-term memories?

What type of memory involves facts and events?

What type of memory is used for skills and tasks?

Vivid memories of emotionally significant events are known as what?

What process is memory influenced by biases and new information?

Are eyewitness accounts always accurate?

What memory distortion comes from misleading post-event information?

What are inaccurate recollections of events that didn't occur considered?

Who is a researcher known for studying memory distortion?

Multiple-choice questions are an example of ________ in memory testing

Essay questions are an example of ________ in memory testing.

Which brain structure is involved in procedural memory?

Which brain structure is associated with motor control and learning?

Does confidence guarantee the correctness of memories?

What are distorted recollections of events that didn't happen called?

Inaccurate recall of events after suggestive influences is called what?

What encoding error is due to lack of attention?

What type of retrieval error is influenced by preconceived notions?

What retrieval error is the inability to access stored information?

Memory distortion; wrong source attribution is called what?

Involuntary recall of unwanted memories is known as what?

Incorporating misleading information into memory is known as what?

What is the decay of memory over time called?

What type of interference happens when New information disrupts recall of old information?

What type of interference happens when Old information disrupts learning of new information?

Memory recall pattern for list items is known as what?

Better recall of first items in a list is known as what?

What is the inability to form new memories after an event called?

What is the loss of memories formed before an event called?

Who had anterograde amnesia but intact STM and implicit memory?

Who had both anterograde and retrograde amnesia?

What does LTM stand for?

What kind of memory is Conscious recollection of facts and events?

What kind of memory is Unconscious memory for skills and tasks?

What is the process of converting sensory input into memory storage?

What do you call unconscious encoding of information without effort?

What is conscious encoding requiring attention and effort called?

What is encoding based on the meaning of information?

What is encoding based on the sound of information?

What kind of encoding is based on the appearance of information?

What is the brief storage of sensory information that lasts only seconds?

What is limited capacity memory lasting 20-30 seconds?

What is the grouping of information into larger, meaningful units?

What are interconnected concepts based on meanings called?

What is activation of related concepts in semantic networks called?

What is unconscious memory for skills and conditioned responses called?

What is memory of personal experiences and specific events called?

What is memory of facts and general knowledge called?

What is memory for skills and procedures called?

What the capacity of Sensory Memory?

What is the duration of Sensory Memory?

What is the duration of Short-Term Memory?

What do you call learning through association of stimuli?

What do you call improved recognition due to prior exposure?

What do you call identifying information presented to you?

What is retrieving information without any cues?

What do you call learning something faster upon second exposure?

What are stimuli that aid in retrieving stored information?

What refers to better retrieval when context matches encoding context?

What is memory distributed across the brain, not localized?

What is explicit memory involving facts and events?

What is implicit memory for skills and tasks?

What are vivid memories of emotionally significant events?

What is Memory influenced by biases and new information?

What kind of accounts can be inaccurate despite witness confidence?

What effect can cause memory distortion from misleading post-event information?

What are inaccurate recollections of events that didn't occur?

Which researcher is known for studying memory distortion?

What is an example of recognition in memory testing?

What kind of questions are an example of recall in memory testing?

What does not guarantee the correctness of memories?

What is distorted recollections of events that didn't happen?

What is inaccurate recall of events after suggestive influences?

What is encoding error due to lack of attention?

What is retrieval error influenced by preconceived notions?

What is retrieval error; inability to access stored information?

What is memory distortion; wrong source attribution?

What is involuntary recall of unwanted memories?

What is incorporating misleading information into memory?

What is decay of memory over time?

What is it called when new information disrupts recall of old information?

What is it called when old information disrupts learning of new information?

What is memory recall pattern for list items?

What effect results in better recall of first items in a list?

What is inability to form new memories after an event?

What is loss of memories formed before an event?

What does explicit memory involve?

What does Implicit Memory encompass?

What is memory?

What is encoding?

What is automatic processing?

What is effortful processing?

What is semantic encoding?

What is visual encoding?

What is sensory memory?

What is short-term memory?

What are semantic networks?

What is spreading activation?

What is explicit memory?

What is episodic memory?

What is semantic memory?

What is procedural memory?

What is classical conditioning?

What is recognition?

What is relearning?

What are retrieval cues?

What is encoding specificity?

What is equipotentiality?

What is the hippocampus?

What is declarative memory?

What is flashbulb memory?

What is the reconstructive process?

What are eyewitness accounts?

What is the misinformation effect?

What are false memories?

Who is Elizabeth Loftus?

What are multiple-choice questions?

What are essay questions?

What is the basal ganglia?

What is the cerebellum?

What is memory accuracy?

What is false memory syndrome?

What is absentmindedness?

What is bias?

What is misattribution?

What is persistence?

What is suggestibility?

What is retroactive interference?

What is serial position curve?

What is primacy effect?

What is anterograde amnesia?

Who is Scott Bolzan?

Who is Clive Wearing?

What is Long-Term Memory (LTM)?