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Test Bank for Memory 3rd Edition 1 How did Clive Wearing acquire brain damage? (A) Bike accident (B) Car accident (C) Encephalitis (D) Syphilis (E) Epilepsy Answer: (C) Encephalitis 2 Which element of Clive Wearing’s memory remained relatively intact? (A) Episodic memory formation (B) Delayed recall (C) Memory for music (D) Associative memory encoding (E) Declarative memory formation Answer: (C) Memory for music 3 Who devised the concept of cognitive maps in rats? (A) Edward Tolman (B) Endel T...

Test Bank for Memory 3rd Edition 1 How did Clive Wearing acquire brain damage? (A) Bike accident (B) Car accident (C) Encephalitis (D) Syphilis (E) Epilepsy Answer: (C) Encephalitis 2 Which element of Clive Wearing’s memory remained relatively intact? (A) Episodic memory formation (B) Delayed recall (C) Memory for music (D) Associative memory encoding (E) Declarative memory formation Answer: (C) Memory for music 3 Who devised the concept of cognitive maps in rats? (A) Edward Tolman (B) Endel T...

AQA A level Psychology: Memory key studies Latest 2023 Graded A+ Baddeley (1966) CODING IN STM & LTM Acoustically similar/dissimilar words Semantically similar/dissimilar words Immediate recall worse for acoustically similar STM is acoustic Recall after 20 mins worse with semantically similar words LTM is semantic Jacobs (1887) CAPACITY OF STM Digit span: researcher reads 4 digits and increases until the order cannot be recalled correctly 9.3 numbers 7.3 letters Miller (1956) CAPACITY OF STM...

AQA A LEVEL PSYCHOLOGY: (BIOPSYCHOLOGY) WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS A+ GRADED!! Localisation of function - CORRECT ANSWER-Theory that states that different areas of the brain are responsible for different behaviours, processes or activities. Motor area - CORRECT ANSWER-Back of frontal lobe, involved in regulating movement. Somatosensory area - CORRECT ANSWER-Front of both parietal lobes, processes sensory information such as touch. Parts of the brain: Visual area. - CORRECT ANSWER-Occipital lobe, ...

Cortical thickness in right frontal and left lingual gyri differentially mediate episodic memory for spatial contextual details across the adult lifespan A. Swierkot* 1, 2and M. N. Rajah*2,3 RUNNING HEAD: Episodic memory and cortical thickness across the adult lifespan *Both authors contributed equally to this manuscript 1Graduate Program, Department of Psychiatry, McGill University 2Brain Imaging Centre, Douglas Mental Health University Institute 3Department of Psychiatry, McGill...

PSY 360 Week 3 Quiz PSY360 Week 3 Quiz All Correct PSY 360 Week 3 Quiz Question 1 The calling to mind of previously stored information is known as: • A. retrieval • B. encoding • C. storage • D. forgetting • E. retention Encoding occurs when: • A. information is presented to our senses. • B. information is translated into a form that other cognitive processes can use. • C. information is stored over a period of time. • D. information is called back from sto...

A LEVEL BIOPSYCHOLOGY EXAM TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATES 2024/2025 GUARANTEED SUCCESS Motor area - ANSWER -Back of the frontal lobe. Controls voluntary movements in opposite side of the body. Visual area - ANSWER -In the occipital lobe at the back of the brain. each eye sends info from the right visual field to the left visual cortex and opposite. damage to the left hemisphere, can produce blindness to the right visual field of both eyes. auditory area - ANSWER -in th...

This summarizes all the case studies you need to know for AQA A-level psychology, for the memory sub-topic.

Having achieved an A* in Psychology A Level as well as in all my memory end of unit assessments, I provide the exact materials I created and revised in order to achieve these grades . These are your typical answers to standard shorter and longer essay questions. These contain AO1, A02 and A03 answers including some issues and debates/ counter arguments which will get you the highest band in your responses and/ or essays. TOPICS INCLUDED- Research into STM/LTM, The multi store model of memory,...

This presentation is ideal for those who study AQA A-level psychology. Unfortunately, this presentation does not include the following sections: review questions for explanations for forgetting (retrieval failure); factors affecting the accuracy of EWT (misleading information and anxiety); and improving the accuracy of eyewitness testimony (cognitive interview). The presentation contains key psychologists, studies, and review questions to help remember all the important content in memory. I hope...