Proposes a self-memory system comprising an autobiographical knowledge base and a ‘secondary self’
Proposes a self-memory system comprising an autobiographical knowledge base and a ‘identity of self’
Proposes a self-memory system comprising an autobiographical knowledge base and a ‘working self’
Proposes a self-memory system comprising an autobiographical knowledge base and a ‘independent self’
7. What was found to be necessary for long term recall in Lintons diary studies
Rehearsal
Diary entry
8. Is the development of the cognitive self linked to emergence of autobiographical memory?
Yes
No
9. What method is proposed as a solution to the difficulties in assessing autobiographical memory
Diary studies
Photo stimulation studies
Health app studies
ECG studies
10. Autobiographical memory provides a long-term context or setting for what?
Sensory memory
All of the above
Episodic memory
Semantic memory
11. According to the self-memory system knowledge base is hierarchical and layered from the very general to the very specific. What are the hierarchical layers?
1. Lifetime Periods, 2. General Events, 3. Event specific Knowledge.
1. Lifetime Periods, 2. Personal Events, 3. External Events
1.Personal Events, 2. Local Events, 3. Global Events
12. How many events per day did Marigold Lintons diary study (1975) comprise of?
4
3
2
5
13. Which of these psychologist have heavily researched autobiographical and episodic memory?
Conway
Maison
Freud
Jung
14. What is autobiographical memory?
The memory of personal life events
The memory of childhood events
The memory of family details
The memory of a loved ones life events
15. Who said that infantile amnesia related to repression?
Rubin
Freud
Conway
Bowlby
16. Selwood, Harris, Barnier and Sutton found that recalling autobiographical memories with others..
did not not influence the quality of memory narratives, increased vividness and reduced emotionality.
influenced the quality of memory narratives, increased vividness and reduced emotionality.
influenced the quality of memory narratives, decreased vividness and increased emotionality.
17. Linton found that when recalling autobiographical memories less than 2 years old, [blank] order of events was very important.
Temporal
Categorical
Emotional
Geographical
18. Reminiscence bump is when there is a peak in memories. But at what age is the peak?
7 and 5
10 and 30
15 and 25
20 and 35
19. Infantile Amnesia is when a person has almost no memories for the first how many years of life?
3 yrs
2 yrs
5 yrs
4 yrs
20. Linton found that what led to an event being more likely to be forgotten?
If the event had more people you knew attending it
