Chapter 8

Question 1

_________________ memory refers to the fact that some memories you can put words to

Answer 1

Declarative

Question 2

___________________ memories are for events or episodes you have experienced (e.g. what you had for lunch yesterday)

Answer 2

Episodic

Question 3

_______________ memory is your knowledge about the world (e.g. capital of Canada)

Answer 3

Semantic

Question 4

_______________ memory refers to your knowledge about how to do something (e.g. how to ride a bike)

Answer 4

Procedural

Question 5

__________________ levels of consciousness is characterized it as temporally and spatially bound to the current situation

Answer 5

Anoetic

Question 6

_______________ knowledge is not knowing how you know something (e.g. riding a bike)

Answer 6

Tacit

Question 7

________________ levels of consciousness is awareness of the past that is limited to feelings of familiarity or knowing

Answer 7

Noetic

Question 8

________________ levels of consciousness is a conscious feeling triggered by the beginnings and endings of events

Answer 8

Autonoetic

Question 9

Memory is _________________ when conditions present during retrieval match those that were present during encoding

Answer 9

Enhanced

Question 10

Stimuli associated with an event become __________________ as part of the memory and later used as a retrieval cue

Answer 10

Encoded

Question 11

Deep processing is more ________ and ______.

Answer 11

Distinctive and Elaborate

Question 12

________________ is explicitly and consciously bringing to mind what you’ve learned from past events

Answer 12

Explicit memory

Question 13

_________________ is is when memory influences our behaviour without conscious awareness

Answer 13

Implicit memory

Question 14

________________ is mistakenly calling a name famous when it was presented in List 1 (i.e. mistaking the source of familiarity)

Answer 14

False fame error