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Memory Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Parker, Cahill, and McGaugh (2006) termed patient AJ's condition - ANSWER-Hyperthmestic The rate of forgetting exhibited by Ebbinghaus could best be described as which of the following? - ANSWER-Logarithmic Jost's Law states that if two memories are ...

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Parker, Cahill, and McGaugh (2006) termed patient AJ's condition - ANSWER✔✔-Hyperthmestic


The rate of forgetting exhibited by Ebbinghaus could best be described as which of the following? -

ANSWER✔✔-Logarithmic


Jost's Law states that if two memories are equally strong at a given time, which memory will tend to be

more durable and forgotten less rapidly? - ANSWER✔✔-The older


Synaptic consolidation is generally considered to last on the order of - ANSWER✔✔-Hours to days


What was the critical factor related to forgetting in the Baddeley and Hitch (1977) study of rugby players'

memories? - ANSWER✔✔-Number of intervening games


When the target information is distorted by subsequent information, this is known as which form of

interference? - ANSWER✔✔-Retroactive


What term did Anderson et al. (1994) coin to refer to the predisposition for selective retrieval of some

exemplars from long-term memory to impair later recall of related items? - ANSWER✔✔-Retrieval-

induced forgetting


How does interference arise according to associative blocking? - ANSWER✔✔-The cue fails to retrieve

the target due to persistently evoking a stronger competitor




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Mather and Carstensen (2005) argue that as people advance in age, their focus on maintaining a sense of

which of the following tends to increase, along with their emotion regulation skill? - ANSWER✔✔-Well-

being


In psychoanalytic theory, which defence mechanism is believed to unconsciously banish memories that

may cause pain and conflict? - ANSWER✔✔-Repression


How frequently are participants instructed whether to remember or forget the stmuli they had just seen

in the LIST- method directed forgetting procedure? - ANSWER✔✔-After half the stimulus set has been

presented


Bjork and Bjork(2003) found that their directed forgetting participants had forgotten from where they

knew a tested name, misattributing the name's familiarity to: - ANSWER✔✔-Fame


Anderson et al.(2004) notably observed DECREASED activation in which structure when participants

suppressed retrieval? - ANSWER✔✔-Hippocampus


Benoit and Anderson(2012) compared which two strategies of controlling unwanted memories to see

whether they engaged different mechanisms? - ANSWER✔✔-Thought substitution and direct

suppression


Goernert and Larson(1994) reported a release of directed forgetting after they - ANSWER✔✔-Supplied

subset of the items participants studied on the first list


Sahakyan and Kelley(2002) observed that ______ the mental context eradicated the effects of

instructions to forget. - ANSWER✔✔-Reinstating


What is the main difficulty related to studying autobiographical memory? - ANSWER✔✔-A lack of control

over the learning environment

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