Memory and Thought

The three stages of memory are?

• iconic, sensory, and long -term

• iconic, eidetic, and sensory

• sensory, short-term, and long-term

• short-term, long-term and iconic

The three memory processes are

• encoding, storage, and retrieval

• chunking, retrieval, and storage

• storage, encoding, and recognition

• rehearsal, storage, and reconstruction

Remembering how to jump rope, a skill you have not practiced in many years, is an example of which kind of memory

• semantic

• episodic

• declarative

• procedural

Which of the following describes your ability to identify the sound of a musical instrument you have heard before?

• recall

• recognition

• semantic memory

• eidetic memory

In encoding memory, which of the following do you use when you attempt to keep a MENTAL picture of the information?

• acoustic codes

• visual codes

• sensory codes

• semantic codes

The things that you have in your conscious mind right now are being held in your (think of the TedTalk with the man)

• long-term memory

• working memory

• sensory memory

• none of the above

Time of occurrence is important in ______________memory.

• echoic

• iconic

• episodic

• semantic

We are better able to recall information at the beginning and end of a list because of

• episodic memory

• visual codes

• the primary-recency effect

• chunking

HOMES, an acronym for the five Great Lakes (Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, Superior) is an example of

• maintenance rehearsal

• eidetic memory

• a mnemonic device

• semantic memory

Which of the following does NOT result in forgetting?

• decay

• repression

• interference

• confabulation