Ap psychology

Kate a third grader, is asked to remember her first grade teachers name. What measure of retention will kate use to answer this question?

• recall

• storage

• relearning

• recognition

Does Memory require encoding, strongand retrieving

• yes

• no

In history class, Natan is effortfully connecting the new material to what he has learned in the past. This making of connections in the moment best describe james

• sensory memory

• iconic memory

• working memory

• echoic memory

____ memory is sensory memory that stores images only for a fraction of a second

• episodic

• echoic

• iconic

• imaginary

___ is to effortful processing as ___ is to automatic processing

• Echoci memory, iconic memory

• iconic memory, echoic memory

• expllicit memory, implicit memory

• implicit memory, explicit memory

Martin new friend just gave him his phone number. As he tries to enter the number into his contract list, he cannot remember all the numbers in the right order. Which of the following is the best explanation for this failure?

• being 10 digits long, it is beyond Miller's "magic number" of 7

• he was too excited to type the number fast enough

• he lacked a photographic memory

• his iconic memory disrupted his encoding of the number

which of the following is most likely to be recorded automatically

• the side - angle-side geometry theorem

• the names of the last 10 US government

• what you ate for breakfast this morning

• the name of your cousins

which of the following is most likely to lead semantic encoding of a list of words?

• thhinking about how the words relate to your own life

• practicing the words for a simple extended

• noticing where in a sentence the word appears

when you meet your friend for brunch after not seeing eachother for six months,you recount a story about your day trip to new york city. This memory that you are recounting is an example of?

• semantic memory

• implicit memory

• echoic memory

• episodic memory

what part of brain is most involved in implicit memory

• frontal cortex

• amygdala

• cerebellum

• hippocampus