A) There is very little you can do to improve your brain's ability to store long-term memories.
B) Research has shown that taking herbs, such as ginkgo biloba , or taking large doses of vitamin E will significantly improve one's memory.
C) The use of mnemonics has been shown to improve one's memory.
D) Most super memorizers use encoding and retrieval strategies to augment whatever natural talents they have.
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A) Ginkgo biloba has yielded disappointing results in research trials that investigated drugs to improve memory.
B) Electrically stimulating parts of the brain involved in memory, such as the hippocampus, can increase long-term potentiation.
C) Rats administered drugs that increase long-term potentiation could remember the correct path through a maze better than rats not given the drug.
D) If two or more interconnected brain cells become more active at the same time, the connections between them grow stronger with the affected brain cell then responding more strongly to messages from the other cells.
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A) Declarative long-term memories appear to be stored in the basal ganglia and cerebellum.
B) Long-term procedural memories appear to be stored in the cerebral cortex.
C) Episodic memories are stored in the front of the cortex, while semantic memories are stored in the back areas of the cortex.
D) The pons serves as a "switching station" for consolidation of memories.
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A) availability, accessibility, or redintegration.
B) encoding, storage, or retrieval.
C) recoding, feedback, or rehearsal.
D) recall, recognition, or relearning.
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A) suppression.
B) repression.
C) disuse.
D) interference.
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A) declarative memory and semantic memory.
B) skill memory and fact memory.
C) procedural memory and episodic memory.
D) iconic memory and echoic memory.
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A) echoic
B) semantic
C) skill
D) iconic
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A) Unless episodic memories are important, they are more easily forgotten than semantic memories.
B) Episodic memories tend to be impersonal memories.
C) Episodic memories are often learned through rote memorization.
D) Episodic memories involve conditioned responses and learned motor skills.
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A) limbic system
B) cerebellum and basal ganglia
C) somatosensory area
D) prefrontal cortex
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A) chunking or recoding.
B) consolidation.
C) flashbulb memories.
D) priming.
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A) short-term memory.
B) redintegrative memory.
C) selective attention.
D) procedural memory.
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A) eidetic memories.
B) redintegration.
C) encoding failure.
D) source confusion.
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A) Herman Ebbinghaus
B) John Wilding
C) Stephen Kosslyn
D) Wilder Penfield
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A) repression
B) encoding failure
C) retroactive interference
D) proactive interference
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A) Procedural memories are stored in the basal ganglia and cerebellum.
B) The hippocampus is involved in memory consolidation.
C) Semantic memories are stored in the front of the cortex, while episodic memories are stored in the back areas of the cortex.
D) Different parts of cortex are activated when we are engaging in memory retrieval and suppression.
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A) beginning
B) middle
C) end
D) all parts are of equal difficulty
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A) flashbulb
B) eidetic
C) repressed
D) habituated
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A) remembering the letters of the alphabet
B) looking up a phone number and remembering it while you dial
C) remembering your name
D) remembering how to ride a bicycle
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A) sleep.
B) light reading or watching TV.
C) studying similar subject matter.
D) studying different subject matter.
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