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167 Multiple choice questions
Definition 1 of 167
Involves little attention to meaning; occurs during maintenance rehearsal
State-Dependent Learning
Fusiform Face Area (FFA)
Shallow Processing
Cognitive Psychology
Definition 2 of 167
Stored knowledge and memory for facts; explicit memory
Semantic Memory
Negative Priming
Episodic Buffer
Graded Amnesia
Definition 3 of 167
Occurs at synapses and happens rapidly over a period of minutes
Semantic Regularities
Semantic Memory
Physical Regularities
Synaptic Consolidation
,Definition 4 of 167
Recognize a person based on his/her appearance; representing items visually
Semantic Coding
Neural Code
Localization of Function
Visual Coding
Definition 5 of 167
Picking the correct object from multiple objects
Regularities in the Environment
Repetition Priming
Object Discrimination Problem
Mental Approach to Coding
Definition 6 of 167
More effective at transferring into LTM; when you think about the meaning of an item or make
connections between the item and something you know
Specificity Coding
Proactive Interference (PI)
Mental Time Travel
Elaborative Rehearsal
,Definition 7 of 167
Neurons in the cortex that respond best to simple shapes like lines or bars with specific
orientations; respond to features to make up objects
Maintenance Rehearsal
Feature Detectors
Mental Time Travel
Oblique Effect
Definition 8 of 167
Creates representations of the world to enable us to act and to achieve goals
Mental Time Travel
Deep Processing
Mental Processes
Negative Priming
Definition 9 of 167
A list of word pairs is presented, later the first word of each pair is presented, and the
participant's task is to remember the word it was paired with
Iconic Memory/Visual Icon
Persistence of Vision
Neurotransmitter
Paired-Associate Learning
, Definition 10 of 167
People can perceive horizontals and verticals more easily than other orientations
Primacy Effect
Oblique Effect
Deep Processing
Positive Priming
Definition 11 of 167
The pathway that leads to the parietal lobe is responsible for determining an object's location
Echoic Memory
Reactivation
Where Pathway
Consolidation
Definition 12 of 167
The principle that states: if we can see an object's geons, we can identify the object
State-Dependent Learning
Semantic Regularities
Proactive Interference (PI)
Principle of Componential Recovery
Definition 13 of 167
The assumption that light is coming from above
Regularities in the Environment
Short-Term Memory (STM)
Light from Above Heuristic
Cognitive Neuroscience
167 Multiple choice questions
Definition 1 of 167
Involves little attention to meaning; occurs during maintenance rehearsal
State-Dependent Learning
Fusiform Face Area (FFA)
Shallow Processing
Cognitive Psychology
Definition 2 of 167
Stored knowledge and memory for facts; explicit memory
Semantic Memory
Negative Priming
Episodic Buffer
Graded Amnesia
Definition 3 of 167
Occurs at synapses and happens rapidly over a period of minutes
Semantic Regularities
Semantic Memory
Physical Regularities
Synaptic Consolidation
,Definition 4 of 167
Recognize a person based on his/her appearance; representing items visually
Semantic Coding
Neural Code
Localization of Function
Visual Coding
Definition 5 of 167
Picking the correct object from multiple objects
Regularities in the Environment
Repetition Priming
Object Discrimination Problem
Mental Approach to Coding
Definition 6 of 167
More effective at transferring into LTM; when you think about the meaning of an item or make
connections between the item and something you know
Specificity Coding
Proactive Interference (PI)
Mental Time Travel
Elaborative Rehearsal
,Definition 7 of 167
Neurons in the cortex that respond best to simple shapes like lines or bars with specific
orientations; respond to features to make up objects
Maintenance Rehearsal
Feature Detectors
Mental Time Travel
Oblique Effect
Definition 8 of 167
Creates representations of the world to enable us to act and to achieve goals
Mental Time Travel
Deep Processing
Mental Processes
Negative Priming
Definition 9 of 167
A list of word pairs is presented, later the first word of each pair is presented, and the
participant's task is to remember the word it was paired with
Iconic Memory/Visual Icon
Persistence of Vision
Neurotransmitter
Paired-Associate Learning
, Definition 10 of 167
People can perceive horizontals and verticals more easily than other orientations
Primacy Effect
Oblique Effect
Deep Processing
Positive Priming
Definition 11 of 167
The pathway that leads to the parietal lobe is responsible for determining an object's location
Echoic Memory
Reactivation
Where Pathway
Consolidation
Definition 12 of 167
The principle that states: if we can see an object's geons, we can identify the object
State-Dependent Learning
Semantic Regularities
Proactive Interference (PI)
Principle of Componential Recovery
Definition 13 of 167
The assumption that light is coming from above
Regularities in the Environment
Short-Term Memory (STM)
Light from Above Heuristic
Cognitive Neuroscience
