MSM Quiz

The multi-store model of memory consists of which three main components?

• Sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory

• Working memory, episodic memory, and semantic memory

• Procedural memory, declarative memory, and implicit memory

• Iconic memory, echoic memory, and haptic memory

Identify three features of a memory store within the multi-store model of memory.

• Capacity, duration, and encoding

• Attention, rehearsal, and retrieval

• Sensory input, processing, and output

• Recognition, recall, and reconstruction

Using the pictures & arrows below, select what you think the multi-store model of memory should look like.

• Option A: Sensory Memory -> Short-term Memory -> Long-term Memory

• Option B: Long-term Memory -> Short-term Memory -> Sensory Memory

• Option C: Short-term Memory -> Sensory Memory -> Long-term Memory

Identify three features of long-term memory (LTM) related to encoding, capacity, and duration.

• Encoding is the process of storing information in LTM, capacity is unlimited, and duration can last a lifetime.

• Encoding is the process of retrieving information from LTM, capacity is limited, and duration is short-term.

• Encoding is the process of forgetting information in LTM, capacity is limited, and duration is temporary.

• Encoding is the process of storing information in LTM, capacity is limited, and duration is short-term.

Which of the following is NOT a component of the multi-store model of memory?

• Sensory memory

• Short-term memory

• Long-term memory

• Procedural memory

In the multi-store model of memory, what is the role of rehearsal?

• To transfer information from short-term memory to long-term memory

• To encode sensory information

• To retrieve information from long-term memory

• To increase the capacity of short-term memory

What is the primary function of sensory memory in the multi-store model?

• To store information permanently

• To hold information briefly for processing

• To retrieve information from long-term memory

• To increase the capacity of short-term memory

In the context of memory models, what does the term 'encoding' refer to?

• The process of storing information in long-term memory

• The process of retrieving information from short-term memory

• The process of forgetting information

• The process of increasing the capacity of sensory memory

In the multi-store model, what happens to information that is not attended to in sensory memory?

• It is transferred to short-term memory

• It is encoded into long-term memory

• It is forgotten

• It is retrieved from long-term memory