CSCC PSY 1100 EXAM 2 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS WITH 100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS
\.memory - ANSWERS✔-retention of info and experience
\.Encoding - ANSWERS✔-infor to memory storage
\.Primacy - ANSWERS✔-remember first few words
\.Recency - ANSWERS✔-remember last few words
\.selective attention - ANSWERS✔-1 aspect and ignore others
\.divided attention - ANSWERS✔-concentrating on more than one activity at the
same time
\.sustained attention - ANSWERS✔-the ability to maintain attention to a selected
stimulus for a prolonged period of time
\.levels of processing - ANSWERS✔-a continuum of memory processing from
shallow to intermediate to deep, with deeper processing producing better
memory
,\.elaboration - ANSWERS✔-the formation of a number of different connections
around a stimulus at any given level of memory encoding
\.storage - ANSWERS✔-encompasses how information is retained over time and
how it is represented in memory
\.Atkinson-Shiffrin theory - ANSWERS✔-memory storage involves three separate
systems: sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory
\.Sensory Memory - ANSWERS✔-Time frame to a fraction of a second
\.Echoic Memory - ANSWERS✔-Auditory
\.Iconic Memory - ANSWERS✔-Visual
\.Short Term memory - ANSWERS✔-time frame to 30 seconds
\.chunking - ANSWERS✔-Combining small pieces of information into larger
clusters or chunks that are more easily held in short-term memory.
\.working memory - ANSWERS✔-combo of components for cognitive tasks
\.Long term memory - ANSWERS✔-time frame to a lifetime
, \.Explicit Memory - ANSWERS✔-who what were
\.Implicit Memory - ANSWERS✔-how to do something
\.Retrieval - ANSWERS✔-the process of getting information out of memory
storage
\.motivated forgetting - ANSWERS✔-forgetting that occurs when something is so
painful or anxiety-laden that remembering it is intolerable
\.flashbulb memory - ANSWERS✔-a clear memory of an emotionally significant
moment or event
\.autobiographical memory - ANSWERS✔-the memory for events and facts related
to one's personal life story
\.Context dependent memory - ANSWERS✔-attempt to recall something
\.encoding specificity principle - ANSWERS✔-the idea that a retrieval cue can
serve as an effective reminder when it helps re-create the specific way in which
information was initially encoded
QUESTIONS WITH 100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS
\.memory - ANSWERS✔-retention of info and experience
\.Encoding - ANSWERS✔-infor to memory storage
\.Primacy - ANSWERS✔-remember first few words
\.Recency - ANSWERS✔-remember last few words
\.selective attention - ANSWERS✔-1 aspect and ignore others
\.divided attention - ANSWERS✔-concentrating on more than one activity at the
same time
\.sustained attention - ANSWERS✔-the ability to maintain attention to a selected
stimulus for a prolonged period of time
\.levels of processing - ANSWERS✔-a continuum of memory processing from
shallow to intermediate to deep, with deeper processing producing better
memory
,\.elaboration - ANSWERS✔-the formation of a number of different connections
around a stimulus at any given level of memory encoding
\.storage - ANSWERS✔-encompasses how information is retained over time and
how it is represented in memory
\.Atkinson-Shiffrin theory - ANSWERS✔-memory storage involves three separate
systems: sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory
\.Sensory Memory - ANSWERS✔-Time frame to a fraction of a second
\.Echoic Memory - ANSWERS✔-Auditory
\.Iconic Memory - ANSWERS✔-Visual
\.Short Term memory - ANSWERS✔-time frame to 30 seconds
\.chunking - ANSWERS✔-Combining small pieces of information into larger
clusters or chunks that are more easily held in short-term memory.
\.working memory - ANSWERS✔-combo of components for cognitive tasks
\.Long term memory - ANSWERS✔-time frame to a lifetime
, \.Explicit Memory - ANSWERS✔-who what were
\.Implicit Memory - ANSWERS✔-how to do something
\.Retrieval - ANSWERS✔-the process of getting information out of memory
storage
\.motivated forgetting - ANSWERS✔-forgetting that occurs when something is so
painful or anxiety-laden that remembering it is intolerable
\.flashbulb memory - ANSWERS✔-a clear memory of an emotionally significant
moment or event
\.autobiographical memory - ANSWERS✔-the memory for events and facts related
to one's personal life story
\.Context dependent memory - ANSWERS✔-attempt to recall something
\.encoding specificity principle - ANSWERS✔-the idea that a retrieval cue can
serve as an effective reminder when it helps re-create the specific way in which
information was initially encoded
