Memory - Long term memory

During a cooking class, Gabbi, Jodi, and Molly are trying to remember recipes. Which three types of long-term memory are most likely being used?

• Episodic, Semantic, Procedural

• Short-term, Long-term, Sensory

• Implicit, Explicit, Reflexive

• Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic

In 1974, a groundbreaking model was proposed to explain how humans process and store information temporarily. This model, known as the Working Memory Model (WMM), has been influential in cognitive psychology. Who were the researchers behind this innovative model? Ellie and Amelia are particularly interested in this topic for their upcoming project.

• Atkinson & Shiffrin

• Baddeley and Hitch

• Milner

• Finke et al.

Remembering the capital city of France involves which type of memory? Emma and Makayla were curious about this during their geography class.

• Procedural

• Implicit

• Semantic

• Episodic

After attending a family reunion with Henna and Sophie, Sarah tries to recall all the events that happened. Which part of the brain is primarily responsible for her ability to remember these specific events?

• Motor cortex

• Cerebellum

• Temporal lobe

• Hippocampus

What type of memory allows Yumiko to ride a bicycle without consciously thinking about each movement?

• Episodic

• Semantic

• Explicit

• Implicit

When learning to ride a bicycle, which memory type is primarily used, involving the cerebellum and motor cortex? Olivia and Kiera were curious about this during their neuroscience class.

• Episodic

• Implicit

• Semantic

• Procedural

Imagine Lilly is able to recall the capital of France but can't remember the specific trip when she learned it. What does this scenario illustrate about memory types?

• Semantic memory is associated with skilled behaviors

• Semantic memory is less personal and can relate to abstract concepts

• Semantic memory is not associated with the hippocampus

• Semantic memory is time-stamped

After a surgical procedure, patient HM, much like what could happen in a detailed study session with Liz and Alex, found it challenging to remember new events or facts. This difficulty was primarily due to the removal of which part of his brain?

• Hippocampus

• Cerebellum

• Prefrontal cortex

• Temporal lobe

After a bike accident, John could no longer remember his past vacations with Sadie and Molly, but he was still able to ride a bike. Which type of memory did John demonstrate through this implicit behavior?

• Procedural

• Semantic

• Episodic

• Explicit

Imagine a group of older individuals, including Jacqson and Molly, participating in a study by Belleville et al. (2006) focused on enhancing their memory capabilities due to mild cognitive impairments. What was the outcome of this memory training for Jacqson, Molly, and the others?

• No significant improvement

• Improved procedural memory

• Improved semantic memory

• Improved episodic memory