PSY 211 Final Exam 3 Test Questions
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episodic memory - Answer memory for a specific time and place (episode)
semantic memory - Answer memory for general knowledge and facts about the world that has
no info about learning context
explicit memory - Answer conscious recollection and declarative knowledge
includes episodic & semantic memory
tasks: recall and recognition
implicit memory - Answer memory without conscious recollection; involves skills and routine
procedures that are automatically performed
tasks: priming, procedural, conditioning
STM - Answer primary memory, small storage capacity, rapid decay in absence of rehearsal,
info is currently active in working memory
LTM - Answer secondary memory, large storage capacity, no decay, not currently active but
can be retrieved at any time
serial position test - Answer subjects presented with a list of words that they must later write
down as many as they can remember
curve shaped like a U
primacy effect - Answer tendency to remember words at the beginning of a list especially well
related to LTM
can be disrupted by repeated rehearsal of other words
recency effect - Answer tendency to remember words at the end of a list especially well
With Guaranteed Pass Solutions Rated
A+ 2025-2026 Rated A+.
episodic memory - Answer memory for a specific time and place (episode)
semantic memory - Answer memory for general knowledge and facts about the world that has
no info about learning context
explicit memory - Answer conscious recollection and declarative knowledge
includes episodic & semantic memory
tasks: recall and recognition
implicit memory - Answer memory without conscious recollection; involves skills and routine
procedures that are automatically performed
tasks: priming, procedural, conditioning
STM - Answer primary memory, small storage capacity, rapid decay in absence of rehearsal,
info is currently active in working memory
LTM - Answer secondary memory, large storage capacity, no decay, not currently active but
can be retrieved at any time
serial position test - Answer subjects presented with a list of words that they must later write
down as many as they can remember
curve shaped like a U
primacy effect - Answer tendency to remember words at the beginning of a list especially well
related to LTM
can be disrupted by repeated rehearsal of other words
recency effect - Answer tendency to remember words at the end of a list especially well
