Cue dependent forgetting - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This document provides a digital summary sheet (created on powerpoint) for every module within the 'Memory' topic of Psychology A level. Each summary sheet provides in varying detail an outline (AO1) and 3-4 evaluation points (AO3) of the topic. Every slide has the required information to complete a top band 16 marker on the topics below. This pack includes: Multi-store model, Types of Long-Term Memory, Working Memory Model, Forgetting (Retrieval cue failure and State/context depende...

central executive - ANSWER - acts as a filter to determine what information is received - limited capacity - baddeley found participants couldn't type letters and numbers on a keyboard whilst speaking random numbers - limited research phonological loop - ANSWER - stores verbal information - divided into: - acoustic store: holds words heard - articulatory process: holds words heard and repeats them visuo-spatial sketchpad - ANSWER - stores visual and spatial information - divided in...

Detailed A01 + A03

PSY 2012 REVIEW WITH ANSWERS Ch. 1 • Question 1 5 out of 5 points Although the bulk of psychology focuses on human behavior, studying animal behavior has been an essential part of the discipline that allows for . Selected Answer: c. making essential comparisons with humans • Question 2 Ancient Greek philosophers . 5 out of 5 points Selected Answer: a. provided natural explanations for their observations • Question 3 Functionalism emerged partly i...

Memory Psychology Notes: Description and evaluation of the Multistore Model of Memory (MSM), the Working Memory Model (WMM), 3 theories of forgetting: Interference theory, Cue-dependent Forgetting and Motivated Forgetting, overview of encoding, storage (capacity and duration) and retrieval in STM and LTM as well as factors that can affect eyewitness testimony (post-event information, social pressure, cultural variations, emotions and arousal).

PSY 2012 REVIEW WITH ANSWERS Ch. 1 • Question 1 5 out of 5 points Although the bulk of psychology focuses on human behavior, studying animal behavior has been an essential part of the discipline that allows for . Selected Answer: c. making essential comparisons with humans • Question 2 Ancient Greek philosophers . 5 out of 5 points Selected Answer: a. provided natural explanations for their observations • Question 3 Functionalism emerged partly i...

PSY 2012 REVIEW WITH ANSWERS Ch. 1 • Question 1 5 out of 5 points Although the bulk of psychology focuses on human behavior, studying animal behavior has been an essential part of the discipline that allows for . Selected Answer: c. making essential comparisons with humans • Question 2 Ancient Greek philosophers . 5 out of 5 points Selected Answer: a. provided natural explanations for their observations • Question 3 Functionalism emerged partly i...

PSY 2012 REVIEW WITH ANSWERS Ch. 1 • Question 1 5 out of 5 points Although the bulk of psychology focuses on human behavior, studying animal behavior has been an essential part of the discipline that allows for . Selected Answer: c. making essential comparisons with humans • Question 2 Ancient Greek philosophers . 5 out of 5 points Selected Answer: a. provided natural explanations for their observations • Question 3 Functionalism emerged partly i...

The search for the “engram” was the search for a) the physical location of retrieval operations in the brain. b) the processes that link language and memory. *c) the physical location in the br ain of specific memories. d) the actual weight of the brain in kilograms. In Quiroga et al.’s (2005) neuroimaging study, it was found that a) cells in the parietal cortex only responded when the word “Engram” was repeated. b) cells in the visual cortex responded but only when complex stimuli wer...