Remembering and Judging
________ information is lost from sensory memory, and ________ information is lost from short-term memory.
unpleasant, pleasant
pleasant, unpleasant
unattended, unrehearsed
unrehearsed, unattended
unattended, unrehearsed
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Shandra is convinced that her neighbour, Joe, is cruel to his dog. She notices every time Joe shouts at the dog or jerks its lead but she doesnโt seem to notice the times when Joe plays with the dog or gives it treats. This is an example of:A. misinformation
B. anterograde amnesia
C. proactive interference
D. confirmation bias
After a stroke, 22-year-old Malik can no longer remember his childhood friends or the vacations he took with his family. Malik is suffering from:
A. retrograde amnesia
B. anterograde amnesia
C. functional fixedness
D. dyslexia
In stage models of memory, information moves from:
A. sensory to short-term to long-term memory
B. sensory to long-term to working memory
C. short-term to long-term to explicit memory
D. sensory to eidetic to iconic memory
________ interference works backwards, and ________ interference works forwards.
A. primary, recency
B. recency, primacy
C. proactive, retroactive
D. retroactive, proactive
Classical conditioning effects are an example of:
A. eidetic memory
B. primary memory
C. retroactive interference
D. implicit memory
Our tendency to focus on information that is consistent with our beliefs and to ignore contradictory information is called:
A. contradiction avoidance
B. confirmation bias
C. counterfactual thinking
D. functional fixedness
________ memory is to hearing as ________ memory is to seeing.
A. echoic, eidetic
B. eidetic, echoic,
C. working, short-term
D. short-term, working
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