Chapter 9 Memory neuroscience

How long does sensory memory typically last?

• Seconds to minutes

• Can last a lifetime

• Milliseconds to seconds

• Hours to days

Which type of memory can last a lifetime?

• Sensory memory

• Short-term and Working Memory

• Long-term Memory

• None of the above

What is the duration of Short-term and Working Memory?

• Milliseconds to seconds

• Can last a lifetime

• Seconds to minutes

• Hours to days

What does declarative memory refer to?

• Skills we have learned unconsciously

• Facts and events we have learned and experienced

• Information we cannot verbalize

• Memory of how to perform tasks

Can declarative memory be verbalized?

• No, it cannot be verbalized

• Yes, but only partially

• Yes, it can be verbalized

• It is not specified

Temporal systems are divided based on what criterion?

• The complexity of the information

• The type of information that is being processed

• The duration of the memory

• The relevance of the information

Declarative memory is further subdivided into different types that rely on different ________.

• Systems

• Functions

• Processes

• Categories

What does procedural memory refer to?

• Memory that can be verbally reported

• Nonconscious memory

• Memory that relies on different systems

• Memory that is not subdivided

What is semantic memory?

• Memory for events

• Memory for skills and tasks

• Memory for rote facts or general knowledge

• Memory for sensory experiences

What is episodic memory?

• Memory for sensory experiences

• Memory for rote facts or general knowledge

• Memory for skills and tasks

• Memory for events