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A) It gets stored in iconic memory.
B) It lasts for lesser amount of time than echoic memory.
C) It reduces the memory span of an individual.
D) It is a limited-capacity memory system.
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A) procedural memory
B) sensory memory
C) semantic memory
D) flashbulb memory
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A) when two neurons are activated at the same time,the connection between them is weakened.
B) any piece of knowledge stored in the brain is limited to a single location.
C) changes in the strength of synaptic connections are the fundamental bases of memory.
D) memories are large knowledge structures.
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A) shallow
B) intermediate
C) deep
D) impersonal
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A) retrieving
B) encoding
C) organizing
D) rehearsing
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A) chunking
B) visuo-spatial sketchpad
C) priming
D) connectionism
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A) Alan Baddeley
B) Karl Lashley
C) Hermann Ebbinghaus
D) Allan Paivio
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A) Iconic memory
B) Working memory
C) Long-term memory
D) Explicit memory
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A) The dialogue between the eyewitnesses will contaminate their memories.
B) The dialogue between the eyewitnesses will enable them to accurately recall the exact details.
C) The eyewitnesses will be less prone to display bias while identifying the perpetrator.
D) The eyewitnesses will be better able to help the police solve the crime.
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A) Semantic memory
B) Procedural memory
C) Episodic memory
D) Implicit memory
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A) the recency effect.
B) retroactive interference.
C) retrograde amnesia.
D) the primacy effect.
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A) echoic memory and iconic memory.
B) explicit memory and implicit memory.
C) working memory and episodic memory.
D) sensory memory and short-term memory.
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A) physical and perceptual features are analyzed.
B) a stimulus is recognized and labeled.
C) semantic,meaningful,symbolic characteristics are used.
D) meaning is assigned to a stimulus.
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A) the reminiscence bump.
B) the serial position effect.
C) absentmindedness.
D) interference.
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A) Memory for pictures is better than memory for words.
B) Image code is less detailed than verbal code.
C) Verbal information provides more avenues for retrieval than visual information.
D) Encoding is more effective when attention is divideD.
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