Chapter 9- Episodic Memory (All questions are correctly solved)

Episodic Memory correct answers Remembering specific personal experiences and the contexts in which they occurred Semantic Memory correct answers Knowledge which is not tied to a specific personal experiences Endel Tulving correct answers Scientist who distinguished episodic and semantic memories What does thinking about episodic memories involve correct answers Remembering your history Autobiography correct answers People remembering of their own experiences Recognition correct answers A protocol for testing memory in which a subject is shown the item to be remembered, usually along with other items not studied, and is asked to identify whether each item was among this studied Familiarity correct answers The sense of knowing that you have experienced a situation or stimulus Recollection correct answers Remembering the circumstances and meanings of a personal experience The hippocampus is crucial for? correct answers Episodic Memories Dual Process Theory correct answers Familiarity and recollection are viewed as two independent processes that contribute to recognition memory Familiarity is learned with? correct answers Shallow encoding via perceptual learning Recollection is learned with? correct answers Deep encoding via associations, context and source Errors of Eyewitness Testimony correct answers 1. Misattribution 2. Suggestibility Misattribution correct answers Unconscious transfer of some person or event from one experience to another Suggestibility correct answers Weak memories can be influenced or generated by how a question is asked Recognition is a combination of? correct answers Familiarity and recollection processes