SENSORY MEMORY

Question 1

FIRST STAGE OF MEMORY

Answer 1

SENSORY MEMORY

Question 2

THE POINT AT WHICH INFORMATION ENTERS THE NERVOUS SYSTEM THROUGH THE SENSORY SYSTEMS

Answer 2

SENSORY MEMORY

Question 3

EYES, EARS, NOSE, SKIN, TOUNGE

Answer 3

SENSORY SYSTEMS

Question 4

INFORMATION IS ENCODED INTO _ MEMORY AS NEURAL MESSAGES IN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

Answer 4

SENSORY MEMORY

Question 5

AS LONG AS THE INFORMATION FROM THE NERVOUS SYSTEM THAT TURN INTO NEURAL MESSAGES ARE TRAVELLING THROUGH THE SYSTEM, IT CAN BE SAID THAT PEOPLE HAVE A _ FOR THAT INFORMATION THAT CAN BE ACCESSED IF NEEDED

Answer 5

MEMORY

Question 6

1. ICONIC SENSORY MEMORY
2. ECHOIC SENSORY MEMORY

Answer 6

2 KINDS OF SENSORY MEMORY

Question 7

ICONIC

Answer 7

VISUAL

Question 8

ECHOIC

Answer 8

AUDITORY

Question 9

VISUAL SENSORY MEMORY AND LAST FOR A FRACTION OF A SECOND

Answer 9

ICONIC SENSORY MEMORY

Question 10

GREEK WORD FOR IMAGE

Answer 10

ICONIC

Question 11

ICONIC MEMORY WAS STUDIED IN SEVERAL CLASSIC EXPERIMENTS BY?

Answer 11

GEORGE SPERLING

Question 12

SPERLING FOUND OUT IN HIS STUDIES THAT A PRESENTATION OF A GRID OF LETTERS USING A MACHINE THAT ALLOWED VERY FAST PRESENTATION, HIS SUBJECTS COULD ONLY REMEMBER ABOUT _ OR _ NUMBERS OF THE LETTERS

Answer 12

4 or 5

Question 13

WHAT IS THE SECOND METHOD SPERLING DEVELOPED AFTER THE FIRST STUDY

Answer 13

PARTIAL REPORT METHOD

Question 14

IN THIS METHOD SPERLING SHOWED A GRID OF LETTER SIMILAR TO THE FIRST ONE BUT IMMEDIATELY SOUNDED A HIGH,MEDIUM OR LOW TONE JUST AFTER THE GRID WAS SHOWN, HE FOUND OUT THAT SUBJECTS COULD ACCURATELY REPORT ANY OF THE THREE ROWS

Answer 14

PARTIAL REPORT METHOD (CAPACITY OF ICONIC MEMORY)

Question 15

MEANT THAT THE ENTIRE GRID WAS IN ICONIC MEMORY AVAILABLE TO THE SUBJECTS

Answer 15

RESULT OF PARTIAL REPORT METHOD (CAPACITY OF ICONIC MEMORY)

Question 16

THE CAPACITY OF _ MEMORY IS EVERYTHING THAT CAN BE SEEN AT ONE TIME

Answer 16

CAPACITY OF ICONIC MEMORY

Question 17

SPERLING FOUND THAT IF HE DELAYED THE TONE FOR A BRIEF PERIOD OF TIME, AFTER SECOND SUBJECTS COULD NO LONGER RECALL LETTERS FROM THE GRID ANY BETTER THAN THEY HAD DURING THE WHOLE REPORT SCHEDULE

Answer 17

DURATION OF ICONIC MEMORY

Question 18

THE ICONIC INFORMATION HAD COMPLETELY FADED OUT OF SENSORY MEMORY IN THAT BRIEF TIME (DELAYED TO THE TONE)

Answer 18

DURATION OF ICONIC MEMORY

Question 19

A PROCESS IN WHICH THE INFORMATION THAT JUST ENTERED ICONIC MEMORY WILL BE PUSHED OUT QUICKLY BY NEW INFORMATION

Answer 19

MASKING (COWAN, 1988)

Question 20

RESEARCH SUGGEST THAT AFTER ONLY A QUARTER OF A _, OLD INFORMATION IS REPLACE BY NEW INFORMATION

Answer 20

QUARTER OF A SECOND

Question 21

ALSO KNOWS AS PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORY

Answer 21

EIDETIC IMAGERY

Question 22

THE RARE ABILITY TO ACCESS A VISUAL MEMORY OVER A LONG PERIOD OF TIME

Answer 22

EIDETIC IMAGERY

Question 23

HAVING A VERY GOOD MEMORY AND HAVING _ IMAGERY ARE TWO DIFFERENT THINGS

Answer 23

EIDETIC IMAGERY

Question 24

SOME CLAIMING THAT THEY HAVE A PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORY ACTUALLY MEAN THAT THEY HAVE AN EXTREMELY _

Answer 24

EXTREMELY GOOD MEMORY

Question 25

_ MEMORY HELPS THE VISUAL SYSTEM TO VIEW SURROUNDINGS AS CONTINUOUS AND STABLE IN SPITE OF THESE SACCADIC MOVEMENTS

Answer 25

ICONIC MEMORY

Question 26

the quick movement of the eyes by which the gaze is transferred from one fixation point to another

Answer 26

SACCADIC MOVEMENTS

Question 27

_ MEMORY ALLOWS ENOUGH TIME FOR THE BRAIN STEM TO DECIDE IF THE INFORMATION IS IMPORTANT ENOUGH TO BE BROUGHT INTO CONSCIOUSNESS

Answer 27

ICONIC MEMORY

Question 28

THE BRIEF MEMORY OF SOMETHING A PERSON HAS HEARD

Answer 28

ECHOIC SENSORY MEMORY

Question 29

LIMITED TO WHAT CAN BE HEARD AT ANY ONE MOMENT AND SMALLER THAN THE CAPACITY OF ICONIC MEMORY

Answer 29

CAPACITY OF ECHOIC SENSORY MEMORY

Question 30

LAST LONGER THAN THE CAPACITY OF ICONIC MEMORY FOR ABOUT 2 -4 SECONDS

Answer 30

CAPACITY OF ECHOIC SENSORY MEMORY

Question 31

_ MEMORY IS VERY USEFUL WHEN A PERSON WANTS TO HAVE MEANINGFUL CONVERSATIONS WITH OTHERS

Answer 31

ECHOIC MEMORY

Question 32

_ MEMORY ALLOWS THE PERSON TO REMEMBER WHAT SOMEONE SAID JUST LONG ENOUGH FOR THE LOWER BRAIN CENTERS TO DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT PROCESSING BY HIGHER BRAIN CENTERS IS NEEDED

Answer 32

ECHOIC MEMORY