A) recognition score
B) the curve of forgetting
C) redintegration score
D) savings score
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A) working
B) eidetic
C) procedural
D) integrative
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A) LTM is often referred to as working memory.
B) LTM has a limited storage capacity.
C) Although information can be stored in LTM as images, the information is typically stored phonetically.
D) If you make an error in LTM it will probably be related to meaning.
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A) bodily states can be strong cues for later memory.
B) learning and memory can be increased with the use of drugs.
C) sad people tend to have more emotionally-cued memories than happy people do.
D) adults tend to lose eidetic memory as they grow older.
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A) indexing.
B) maintenance rehearsal.
C) elaborative processing.
D) chunking or reordering.
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A) José will forget more of what he studied than Santos.
B) Santos will forget more of what he studied than José.
C) Both will forget the same amount of material.
D) Neither will forget a significant amount of material since only 16 hours have passed since they studied.
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A) semantic
B) procedural
C) skill
D) episodic
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A) echoic
B) iconic
C) short-term
D) working
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A) using acrostics.
B) forming a chain.
C) using a system.
D) using the keyword method.
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A) redintegration.
B) eidetic imagery.
C) chunking or recoding.
D) the serial position effect.
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A) STM has an unlimited storage capacity and can hold information for at least 30 minutes.
B) It is very difficult to do more than one task at a time in STM.
C) Unlike long-term memory, STM is rarely affected by interruption, or displacement.
D) Although information can be stored phonetically in STM, it is most often stored in images.
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A) writing down everything you remember, including trivial details.
B) using dream analysis to remember details consolidated during sleep.
C) recalling things from a single, focused viewpoint.
D) skilled use of mnemonics.
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A) pons.
B) limbic system.
C) reticular formation.
D) prefrontal cortex.
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A) recall.
B) relearning.
C) recognition.
D) redintegration.
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A) beginning
B) middle
C) end
D) all parts are of equal difficulty
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A) procedural
B) eidetic
C) skill
D) declarative
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A) eidetic memory.
B) false memory.
C) sane hallucination.
D) declarative memory.
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A) episodic
B) semantic
C) retroactive
D) short-term
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A) phonetically.
B) visually.
C) episodically.
D) procedurally.
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