Chapter 6 psy 322 Questions with
100% Correct Answers
recognition memory Correct Answer: identification of a stimulus that was
encountered earlier
release from proactive interference Correct Answer: increase in performance
when previously learned information does not disrupt the learning of new
information
hippocampus Correct Answer: subcortical structure important for forming long-
term memories
recognition memory Correct Answer: identification of a stimulus that was
encountered earlier
personal semantic memory Correct Answer: recall component made up of the
facts associated with one's own experiences
mental time travel Correct Answer: experience of an individual going back in
their mind to reexperience past events
autobiographical memory Correct Answer: recall of specific events from a
person's life, including both episodic and semantic components
remember/know procedure Correct Answer: familiarity and recollection
measurements of memory
semanticization of remote memory Correct Answer: loss of episodic detail for
memories of long-ago events
100% Correct Answers
recognition memory Correct Answer: identification of a stimulus that was
encountered earlier
release from proactive interference Correct Answer: increase in performance
when previously learned information does not disrupt the learning of new
information
hippocampus Correct Answer: subcortical structure important for forming long-
term memories
recognition memory Correct Answer: identification of a stimulus that was
encountered earlier
personal semantic memory Correct Answer: recall component made up of the
facts associated with one's own experiences
mental time travel Correct Answer: experience of an individual going back in
their mind to reexperience past events
autobiographical memory Correct Answer: recall of specific events from a
person's life, including both episodic and semantic components
remember/know procedure Correct Answer: familiarity and recollection
measurements of memory
semanticization of remote memory Correct Answer: loss of episodic detail for
memories of long-ago events