Working memory Model-Baddeley and Hitch (1974)

Which of the following is a reason for forgetting?

• Information is frequently rehearsed.

• Attention is paid to information in sensory memory.

• Information is not rehearsed.

• Information is easily retrieved when needed.

What does the term 'encoding' mean in relation to memory?

• Conversion of sensory information so that it can be processed by the brain

• Storing information in long-term memory

• Retrieving information from memory

• Forgetting unnecessary information

Which type of long-term memory is associated with remembering how to play the cello physically?

• Procedural (implicit)

• Declarative (explicit)

• Episodic

• Semantic

Which type of long-term memory allows Keeley to tell people how she plays based on theory?

• Procedural (implicit)

• Declarative (explicit)

• Episodic

• Semantic

What type of long-term memory involves retelling the times Keeley has played the cello?

• Procedural (implicit)

• Declarative (explicit)

• Episodic

• Semantic

Which type of long-term memory involves the theory Keeley has learned about playing the cello?

• Procedural (implicit)

• Declarative (explicit)

• Episodic

• Semantic

State the method of data collection that the PSAS is classified as.

• Quantitative subjective

• Qualitative objective

• Quantitative objective

• Qualitative subjective

Identify one strength of the quantitative subjective method of data collection.

• Can be statistically analyzed

• Results are more open to interpretation

• Doesn't explain the reasoning behind responses

• Interpretations vary among participants

Identify one limitation of the quantitative subjective method of data collection.

• Data is easily compared

• Can understand strength of response

• Results are more open to interpretation

• Can be statistically analyzed

Which of the following is a feature of the working memory model proposed by Baddeley and Hitch?

• Central executive

• Long-term memory

• Sensory register

• Procedural memory