Memory

Question 1

Two types of explicit memory

Answer 1

Semantic: facts
Episodic: autobiography, special events

Question 2

Cerebellum role in memory

Answer 2

Implicit memory, retrieval

Question 3

Basal ganglia

Answer 3

Acquire new skill

Question 4

Iconic memory

Answer 4

Eyes

Question 5

Echoic memory

Answer 5

Ears

Question 6

Efortful processing strategies

Answer 6

Chunking and mnemonic, spacing and self-assessment

Question 7

Brain parts for explicit memory formation

Answer 7

Frontal live and hippocampus

Question 8

Brain parts for implicit memory formation

Answer 8

Cerebellum and basal ganglia

Question 9

Emotion-related memory formation

Answer 9

Amygdala

Question 10

Flashbulbs memory

Answer 10

A clear memory of an emotional significant moment

Question 11

Retention methods

Answer 11

Recall, recognition, relearning

Question 12

Priming

Answer 12

Often unconscious activation of particular associations in memory

Question 13

Reconsolidation

Answer 13

Retrieved memory is altered before getting stored again

Question 14

Misinformation

Answer 14

Corrupt memory by misleading info

Question 15

With what ideology is false memory linked with

Answer 15

Répression

Question 16

Anterograde amnesia

Answer 16

No new memory

Question 17

Retrograde amnesia

Answer 17

Lose old memory

Question 18

Proactive interference

Answer 18

Old memory makes it hard to remember new

Question 19

Retroactive interference

Answer 19

New memory makes you forget old one

Question 20

Encoding principal

Answer 20

When you encore new memory, it goes with cues

Question 21

Motivated forgetting

Answer 21

You don’t want to remember something because it is unpleasant to do so