Question 1

Question 1: One of the important processes for storage of information in the LTM is _____________ a. perception b. elaborative rehearsal c. encoding

Accepted Answer

b. elaborative rehearsal

Question 2

Question 2: Memory is a/an _____________ a. activity b. process c. performance

Accepted Answer

b. process

Question 3

Question 3: _____________ memory has the shortest duration. a. Sensory b. Short Term c. Long Term

Accepted Answer

c. Long Term

Question 4

Question 4: _____________ memory is also known as Working Memory. a. Long Term b. Accidental c. Short Term

Accepted Answer

c. Short Term

Question 5

Question 5: _____________ memory has unlimited capacity. a. Sensory b. Short Term c. Long Term

Accepted Answer

a. Sensory

Question 6

Question 6: The span of Short-Term Memory is _____________ a. 5+/-2 b. 7+/-2 c. 9+/-2

Accepted Answer

b. 7+/-2

Question 7

Question 1: Our sense organs also have memory.

Accepted Answer

True Explanation: Our sense organs have the capacity to retain the sensory impression received through the five senses for a very short time even after the source stimulus is withdrawn. It is known as sensory memory.

Question 8

Question 2: Short-term memory has an unlimited capacity.

Accepted Answer

False Reason: STM holds the information between 15 to 30 seconds and the capacity of STM is about seven items at a time. Fleece, has limited capacity.

Question 9

Question 3: Conscious memory of facts and events is called explicit memory.

Accepted Answer

True Explanation: Explicit memory is a type of LTM that contains conscious memories of facts and events.

Question 10

Question 4: Implicit memory is the memory of skills.

Accepted Answer

True Explanation: Implicit memory is the unconscious memory of skills and how we do things, regarding the use of objects or movements of the body.

Question 11

Question 5: When we memorize meanings, concepts, and principles, it is called episodic memory.

Accepted Answer

False Reason: Episodic memory is a memory of experiences and specific events which we recall step by step to reconstruct actual events.

Question 12

Question 6: The method of relearning is also known as the saving method.

Accepted Answer

True Explanation: In relearning method, there is a saving of time taken to learn the same material. Fleece, this method is also known as the saving method.

Question 13

Question 7: The most vivid memory is flashbulb memory.

Accepted Answer

True Explanation: Flashbulb memories are vivid memories of what we were doing at the time of an emotion-provoking event.

Question 14

Question 1: Encoding, Storage, Tip of the tongue (TOT), Retrieval

Accepted Answer

Tip of the tongue (TOT)

Question 15

Question 2: Keyword method, Method of Loci, Chunking, Rote learning, First letter technique

Accepted Answer

Rote learning

Question 16

Question 3: Sensory register, STM, Flashbulb memory, LTM

Accepted Answer

Sensory register

Question 17

Question 4: Recall, Recognition, Relearning, Trace decay

Accepted Answer

Trace decay

Question 18

Question 1: A B 1. A technique to improve memory a. Short-term memory 2. The most vivid memory b. Declarative memory 3. Working memory c. Implicit memory 4. Most organized memory d. Flashbulb

Accepted Answer

A B 1. A technique to improve memory e. Method of Loci 2. The most vivid memory d. Flashbulb memory 3. Working memory a. Short-term memory 4. Most organized memory f. LTM 5. Playing the harmonium after a long time c. Implicit memory 6. Writing an essay on perceptual process g. Recall method

Question 19

Question 1: Explain any one example of Flashbulb memory from your life.

Accepted Answer