Chapter 15 Human Memory Psychology Section One

The ability to remember effectively we need....

Metamemory is the

Memory traces that people make judgements about are the ____________?

• Cues

• retrieval information

• Targets

• inference

If targets are memory traces that people make judgements about, the questions or prompts are called?

• metamemory

• cues

• targets

• accessibility hypothesis

If someone asked me if I remember auditioning for officer in scarlets what would be the cue and that would be the target?

Because of familiarity we are more inclined to...

Metamemory judgements that are based on familiarity of the info in a cue supports what hypothesis?

• Cue Hypothesis

• Accessibility Hypothesis

• Competition Hypothesis

• Metacognition training

Metamemory judgements are inferential according to the

• judgements of learning

• competition hypothesis

• misattribution

• accessibility hypothesis

memory sources are helpful because the more information that is activated the more likely that knowledge is memory. The stronger the retrieved information, the more likely the knowledge is in memory.

• True

• False

People can make inferences about what is in memory based on information at hand; based on what two sources

• length and target

• retrieval and cue

• Amount and intensity

• episodic and semantic memory