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Cognitive Psychology - Chapter 5 Exam Questions And Answers, Exams of Cognitive Psychology

Cognitive Psychology - Chapter 5 Exam Questions And Answers

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Cognitive Psychology - Chapter 5 Exam
Questions And Answers
memory -
correct answer the processes involved in retaining, retrieving, and
using information about stimuli, images, events, ideas, and skills
after the original information is no longer present
clive wearing -
correct answer at age 40, he contracted viral encephalitis, which
destroyed parts of his temple lobe that are important for forming
new memories. He lives within the most recent one or two minutes
of his life.
Donald Broadbent -
correct answer created a model that proposes a series of
processing stages to explain how people can selectively attend to
one message out of many
modal model of memory -
correct answer a model that includes many of the features of
memory models that were being proposed in the 1960s
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Questions And Answers

memory - correct answer ✅the processes involved in retaining, retrieving, and using information about stimuli, images, events, ideas, and skills after the original information is no longer present clive wearing - correct answer ✅at age 40, he contracted viral encephalitis, which destroyed parts of his temple lobe that are important for forming new memories. He lives within the most recent one or two minutes of his life. Donald Broadbent - correct answer ✅created a model that proposes a series of processing stages to explain how people can selectively attend to one message out of many modal model of memory - correct answer ✅a model that includes many of the features of memory models that were being proposed in the 1960s

Questions And Answers

structural features - correct answer ✅the stages of the 'Modal Model of Memory' model:

  1. Sensory memory is an initial stage that holds all incoming information for seconds or fractions of a second
  2. Short-term memory holds 5-7 items for about 15-30 seconds
  3. Long-term memory can hold a large amount of information for years or even decades control processes - correct answer ✅active processes that can be controlled by the person and may differ from one task to another (rehearsal & strategies of remembering) rehearsal - correct answer ✅Repeating a stimulus over and over encoding - correct answer ✅the process of storing information in long-term memory

Questions And Answers

to report only some of the stimuli in a briefly presented display. A cue tone immediately after the display was extinguished indicated which part of the display to report. Short-term memory - correct answer ✅the system involved in storing small amounts of information for a brief period of time recall test - correct answer ✅participants are presented with stimuli and then, after delay, are asked to remember as many of the stimuli as possible recognition - correct answer ✅when person is asked to pick an item they have previously seen or heard from a number of other items that they have not seen or heard - this is like multiple-choice questions on an exam decay - correct answer ✅process by which information is lost from memory due to the passage of time

Questions And Answers

proactive interference (PI) - correct answer ✅interference that occurs when information that was learned previously interferes with learning new information lenght of STM - correct answer ✅about 15 seconds with there is no rehersal Lloyd & Margaret Peterson - correct answer ✅conducted an experiment in which the participant would receive a sequence such as ABC 309, then have the participant count backwards out loud by 3's until the psychologist would say "Recall". The participant would then repeat back the LETTER digit span - correct answer ✅the number of digits a person can remember Steven Luck and Edward Vogel - correct answer ✅Conducted an experiment which showed that the STM can hold around 4 item. He did this by flashing 2 pictures of colored squares. Sometimes the images were altered and sometime

Questions And Answers

physiological approach to coding - correct answer ✅determining how a stimulus or experience is represented by the firing of neurons mental approach to coding - correct answer ✅determining how a stimulus or experience is represented in the mind auditory coding - correct answer ✅involves representing items in STM based on their sound visual coding - correct answer ✅involves representing items visually - remembering the details of a floor plan or layout of streets on a map semantic coding - correct answer ✅representing items in terms of their meaning release from proactive interface - correct answer ✅a situation in which conditions occur that

Questions And Answers

eliminate or reduce the decreased in performance caused by proactive interference working memory - correct answer ✅a limited-capacity system for temporary storage and manipulation of information for complex tasks such as comprehension, learning, and reasoning phonological loop - correct answer ✅the part of working memory that holds and processes verbal and auditory information phonological store - correct answer ✅component of the phonological loop of working memory that holds a limited amount of verbal and auditory information for a few seconds articulatory rehearsal process - correct answer ✅rehearsal process involved in working memory that keeps items in the phonological store from decaying

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visual imagery - correct answer ✅the creation of visual images in the mind in the absence of a physical visual stimulus mental rotation - correct answer ✅rotating an image of an object in one's mind perseration - correct answer ✅repeatedly performing the same behavior even if it is not achieving the desired goal episodic buffer - correct answer ✅stores information and is connected to LTM - it makes the interchange between working memory and LTM possible delayed-response task - correct answer ✅a task in which information is provided, a delay is imposed, and then memory is tested. This task has been used to study short-term memory by testing monkeys' ability to hold information about the location of a food reward during a delay