Week 5 Practice Quiz - ACAP 2024T3 PSYC2112 PDF

20/10/2024, 07:55 Week 5 PRACTICE QUIZ: Attempt review My Classes / My courses / ACAP 2024T3 PSYC2112 / Week 5 - Long-term memory / Week 5 PRACTICE QUIZ Started on Sunday, 20 October 2024, 7:54 AM...

20/10/2024, 07:55 Week 5 PRACTICE QUIZ: Attempt review My Classes / My courses / ACAP 2024T3 PSYC2112 / Week 5 - Long-term memory / Week 5 PRACTICE QUIZ Started on Sunday, 20 October 2024, 7:54 AM State Finished Completed on Sunday, 20 October 2024, 7:55 AM Time taken 29 secs Question 1 Correct Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 An older family member insists that they know that they attended a famous concert many years ago, but cannot remember anything about the event. If they did in fact attend the concert, the reason that they are unable to remember the event, and yet know about it is likely due to: Select one: a. The lack of memory consolidation after the memory was established. b. Semanticization of their episodic memory of the event.  c. The fact that they did not process the memory at a deeper level, so they do not remember the event. d. The primacy effect acting on their episodic memory, causing them to forget the event. The correct answer is: Semanticization of their episodic memory of the event. https://classes.navitas-professional.edu.au/mod/quiz/review.php?attempt=275139&cmid=579383 1/3 20/10/2024, 07:55 Week 5 PRACTICE QUIZ: Attempt review Question 2 Correct Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 One group of participants in an experiment were asked to memorise a list of medical terms while riding an exercise bike, and another group of participants were asked to memorise the same list while they ran on a treadmill. Afterwards, participants from both groups were tested on their recall of the list while either riding an exercise bike or running on a treadmill. This resulted in 4 groups of participants' learning and testing conditions as shown below: Group Number Learned on Tested on 1 Exercise Bike Exercise Bike 2 Exercise Bike Treadmill 3 Treadmill Exercise Bike 4 Treadmill Treadmill Based on what we know about encoding specificity, which groups would we expect to recall the most words? Select one: a. Groups 2 and 3 b. Groups 1 and 4  c. Groups 1 and 2 d. Groups 3 and 4 The correct answer is: Groups 1 and 4 Question 3 Correct Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 A patient suffered from a serious brain injury as the result of an accident. Their STM was damaged, exhibited by poor performances on the digit span task and poor recall of the last few words in a list. The patient has most likely received damage to the: Select one: a. Temporal Lobe. b. Hippocampus. c. Parietal Lobe.  d. Frontal Lobe. The correct answer is: Parietal Lobe. https://classes.navitas-professional.edu.au/mod/quiz/review.php?attempt=275139&cmid=579383 2/3 20/10/2024, 07:55 Week 5 PRACTICE QUIZ: Attempt review Question 4 Correct Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 The fact that people sometimes mistakenly identify fake sentences as sentences that they have previously read if the sentences are similar to the ones that appear in the original passage indicates that: Select one: a. LTM has a limited capacity. b. STM has a limited capacity. c. Meanings of words are encoded in memory, not simply the sound and structure of the words.  d. People cannot remember information unless it is accompanied by imagery. The correct answer is: Meanings of words are encoded in memory, not simply the sound and structure of the words. Question 5 Correct Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 The recency effect occurs when participants learn a list of words because: Select one: a. Participants have retained the last words in a list in their STM.  b. Participants have retained the first words in a list in their LTM. c. Participants have spent more time rehearsing the last words in the list. d. Participants have retained the first words in a list in their STM. The correct answer is: Participants have retained the last words in a list in their STM. ◀ After Tutorial - Lec... Jump to... Submit Assessment 3:... https://classes.navitas-professional.edu.au/mod/quiz/review.php?attempt=275139&cmid=579383 3/3