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OLDROYD PSYCHOLOGY 1010 FINAL EXAM
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH LATEST WITH ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS
ALREADY GRADED A+ 100% GUARANTEED PASS!
We define memory as... - (answers)learning that persists overtime



Information and experiences are stored in a specific location in the brain, waiting to be retrieved.
When people "forget," it is because they cannot access the full memory, although if they could,
they could, have a perfect recording of reality. - (answers)Library model of memory



Time mind is like a computer; information is encoded (input), stored, and retrieved (output). -
(answers)Information processing models of memory



Memory traces, or engrams, are changes in the nervous system (brain) in response to an event. A
specific memory will arise as interconnected neural networks are activated in a particular way. -
(answers)connectionism models of memory



experiences move through 3 specific memory stores; sensory memory, working memory, and
long-term memory - (answers)3-stage model of memory



Sensory memory - (answers)a massive amount of information passes through this store, most of
which is subsequently lost



durations of the memories in this store range, depending on which sensory organ they come
through, between less than a second to 4 seconds.



working memory - (answers)durations of memories in this store is between 10 and 20 seconds,
unless it is rehearsed, or worked on in some way.

,most people have a capacity to hang on to 7 pieces of information in this memory store (plus or
minus 2).



memory enters this store from both of the other stores.



you can think of this memory store as the contents of your conscious mind (what you are
currently thinking about).



Long-term memory - (answers)duration of memories in this store is unlimited.



there are no limits on the amount of information that can be stored in this memory store.



Explicit (or declarative) memory - (answers)facts and experiences you consciously know, and
can easily put into words.



includes facts and general knowledge, as well as personal experiences.



processed in the hippocampus and frontal lobes.



knowing the date of your mother's birthday.



memorizing all the bones in the human body.



Implicit (or procedural) memory - (answers)things that are learned automatically, or without
deliberate effort to remember on your part.



Includes motor and cognitive skills, and conditioned responses.

, riding a bicycle.



processed in cerebellum and basil ganglia.



automatic encoding - (answers)location of a particular passage on a page, or the general location
of your car in the parking lot.



you probably know how many times you've broken a bone, without consciously keeping track.



Effortful encoding - (answers)writing down or rehearsing the ingredients in a recipe so you
won't forget



you rehearse the name of your future in-laws' extended family before attending a family reunion
of your fiance.



you study hard for the chem exam.



massed practiced (cramming) - (answers)faster, short-term learning and faster forgetting



distributed practice - (answers)longer retention



which of the following strategies does not enhance a person's ability to effectively encode (and
remember) information? - (answers)practice the information all at once, in one big cramming
session

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