Conocimientos y Memoria

What is declarative knowledge?

• Declarative knowledge refers to motor skills and physical abilities.

• Declarative knowledge is the practical knowledge applied in specific situations.

• Declarative knowledge is the knowledge obtained solely through experience.

• Declarative knowledge is the knowledge that can be expressed in words and refers to facts and concepts.

What characterizes short-term memory?

• Unlimited capacity and permanent retention of information.

• Processing of information without time limit.

• Long-term data storage.

• Limited capacity and temporary retention of information.

How is long-term memory defined?

• Long-term memory only stores information for a few days.

• Long-term memory is a system that only keeps childhood memories.

• Long-term memory is the system that stores information durably and accessibly for extended periods.

• Long-term memory is a type of memory that is forgotten quickly.

What function does working memory have?

• Working memory allows for the temporary maintenance and manipulation of information to perform cognitive tasks.

• Working memory is responsible for sensory perception.

• Working memory is used only to recall past events.

• Working memory stores information permanently.

What type of knowledge is used to remember facts and data?

• Intuitive knowledge

• Declarative knowledge

• Emotional knowledge

• Practical knowledge

What is the main difference between declarative knowledge and procedural knowledge?

• The main difference is that declarative knowledge is about facts and concepts, while procedural knowledge is about skills and processes.

• Procedural knowledge is only about theories and concepts.

• Both types of knowledge are identical and have no differences.

• Declarative knowledge refers to practical skills.

How long can short-term memory retain information?

• more than 1 hour

• 1 to 5 minutes

• 15 to 30 seconds

• 30 to 60 seconds

What strategies can improve long-term memory?

• Avoid physical exercise

• Excessive use of social media

• Spaced repetition, meaningful connections, mnemonics, active practice, and adequate sleep.

• High-sugar diet

How does working memory relate to learning?

• Learning is based solely on long-term memory.

• Working memory has no impact on learning.

• Working memory is only used for calculation tasks.

• Working memory is fundamental for learning, as it allows us to retain and process information necessary to understand and apply new knowledge.

Draw something you know how to do (procedural knowledge)