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6. Craik and Lockhart are associated with
- Associative Network Theory
- Level of Processing Theory
- Encoding Specificity Principle
- Transfer Appropriate Processing theory
7. Forgetting from the long term store happens through:
- Displacement
- None of the above
- Retrieval Failure
- Decay
8. Research into memory suppression has shown that:
- Memories can be actively forgotten
- Memories cannot be actively forgotten
- Memories cannot be passively forgotten
- Memories can be passively forgotten
9. According to Atkinson & Shiffrin, long term memory has a ___________ capacity, a long duration and encodes information _________
- large:sematically
- small;semantically
- large;phonetically
- small;phonetically
10. Forgetting from the sensory stores happens through
- Retrieval Cues
- Displacement
- None of these
- Decay
11. The Transfer Appropriate Processing theory of memory suggests
- neither
- it is impossible to separate encoding and retireval
- it is possible to separate encoding and retireval
- both
12. What is the digit span of STM?
- 5 digits
- 7+-2 digits
- 9 digits
- None of the Above
13. Context dependent memory refers to the finding that
- Both b and c
- Similarity in context between encoding and retrieval affects memory
- Difference in context between encoding and retrieval affects memory
- Memory is better when the context matches the memory
14. Which of the following functions has not been associated with the central executive component of working memory?
- Switching of retrieval plans
- Visual illusions
- Dual task performance
- Selective attention
15. Implicit memories are unlike explicit memories in that they are
- Declarative
- General knowledge about the world and Society
- Reflected through performance
- Part of the short term store
16. Which of the Following areas of the brain are associated with memory formation?
- Prefrontal Cortex
- Neither of the above
- The Hippocampus and related areas
- Corpus Callosum
17. Which Researchers are known for the Modal Model of Memory?
- Warrington &Shallice
- Atkinson & Shiffrin
- Craik & Lockhart
- None
18. Two types of memory interference are:
- Proactive and Retroactive intereference
- Active and Passive intereference
- Forward and Backward interference
- Strong and Weak intereference
19. Data from Amnesic patients show
- Both of the above
- Neither of the above
- Impaired performance on tests of explicit memory
- Intact performance on tests of explicit memory
20. Forgetting from the short term store happens through
- Both decay and displacement
- Displacement
- Decay
- Retrieval Failures