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Human Memory
4th Edition by Gabriel Radvansky
All Chapters 1-18
,TABLE OF CONTENT
q q
Chapterq1qOverviewqandqHistoryqofqMemoryqResearch
Chapterq2qNeuroscienceqofqMemory
Chapterq3qMethodsqandqPrinciples
CoreqMemoryqTopics
Chapterq4qSensoryqandqShort-TermqMemory
Chapterq5qWorkingqMemory
Chapterq6qNondeclarativeqMemory
Chapterq7qEpisodicqMemory:qPastqandqFuture
Chapterq8qForgetting
Chapterq9qSemanticqMemory
SpecialqTopicsqinqMemory
Chapterq10qFormsqofqAmnesia
Chapterq11qMemoryqforqSpaceqandqTime
Chapterq12qAutobiographicalqMemory
Chapterq13qMemoryqandqReality
Chapterq14qMemoryqandqtheqLaw
Chapterq15qMetamemory
Chapterq16qMemoryqinqInfancyqandqChildhood
Chapterq17qMemoryqandqAging
Chapterq18qFormalqModelsqofqMemory
,Chapterq1:qOverviewqandqHistory
1. Aqrelativelyqpermanentqrecordqofqanqexperienceqisqtheqessenceqofq .
a) behavioralqpotential
b) learning
c) memoryq*
d) performance
2. Whichqisqnotqaqwayqthatqtheqtermq“memory”qisqusedqbyqpsychologists?
a) asqaqunitqofqanalysisq*
b) asqaqstorageqmechanism
c) asqaqprocess
d) asqaqrecord
3. Memoryqisq .
a) aqstorageqfacility
b) theqresultqofqexperience
c) aqprocess
d) allqofqtheqaboveq*
4. WhichqisqNOTqaqwayqthatqtheqtermqmemoryqisqused?
a) anqitemqthatqholdsqtheqcontentsqofqpreviousqexperiences
b) aqlocationqwhereqinformationqisqkept
c) mentalqprocessesqinvolvedqinqacquiring,qstoring,qorqretrievingqinformation
d) aqperfectqreplicationqofqeventsq*
5. WhichqofqtheqfollowingqisqNOTqanqaspectqofqlearning?
a) behaviorqpotential
b) maturationq*
c) relativeqpermanence
d) experience
6. Learningqisq .
a) aqrelativelyqpermanentqchangeqinqbehaviorqpotential
b) aqprocess
c) theqresultqofqexperience
d) allqofqtheqaboveq*
7. Whatqisqaqgoodqdefinitionqofqlearning?
a) aqchangeqinqtheqpotentialqtoqalterqbehaviorqasqaqconsequenceqofqexperienceq*
b) puttingqinformationqinqtheqmemoryqstore
c) retainingqcontentsqofqexperience
d) theqmentalqprocessqusedqtoqacquire,qstore,qorqretrieveqinformation
, 8. Anqengramqisqtoqmemoryqasq .
a) aqkeyboardqisqtoqaqcomputer
b) aqmouseqisqtoqaqcomputer
c) aqfileqisqtoqaqcomputerq*
d) aqcentralqprocessingqunitqisqtoqaqcomputer
9. Whyqareqthereqsoqmanyqmetaphorsqforqmemory?
a) becauseqmemoryqcannotqbeqstudiedqobjectively
b) toqdemonstrateqthatqallqofqourqmemoriesqareqdifferent
c) becauseqweqcannotqobserveqmemoryqdirectlyq*
d) becauseqpeople’sqattitudesqandqopinionsqchangeqsoqmuchqoverqtime
10. Metaphorsqforqmemoryq(likeqaqrecorderqorqorganizedqstorage)qarequsedqbecauseq .
a) thequncomplicatedqnatureqofqmemoryqmakesqmetaphorsqeasyqtoqfind
b) memoryqmustqbeqobservedqindirectly,qsoqmetaphorsqarequsefulqtoolsqforqunderstandi
ngqitsqcomplexitiesq*
c) youqcanqexerciseqyourqmemoryqlikeqaqmuscle,qsoqcreatingqnewqmetaphorsqmakesqyo
urqmemoryqmoreqefficient
d) usingqlanguageqasqaqmentalqrepresentationqpreventsqmemoryqloss
11. Whichqmetaphorqcapturesqtheqideaqthatqthereqisqanqorganizationqtoqmemory?
a) cow’sqstomach
b) lockqandqkey
c) videoqcamera
d) networkq*
12. Whichqmetaphorqcapturesqtheqideaqthatqinformationqinqmemoryqcanqbeqforgotten?
a) leakyqbucketq*
b) computer
c) junkqdrawer
d) library
13. Whichqmetaphorqofqmemoryqconveysqtheqideaqthatqmemoriesqareqdiscreteqcollections
qofqinformation?
a) hiddenqobserver
b) computer
c) literacyq*
d) aviary
14. OneqcontributionqofqPlato’sqphilosophyqtoqworkqonqmemoryqwasqtheqideaqthatq .
a) differentqimpressionsqvaryqinqqualityq*
b) memoryqisqtiedqexclusivelyqtoqexperience
c) noqmanqisqanqisland
d) memoriesqareqstoredqinqaqcollectiveqsubconscious
Human Memory
4th Edition by Gabriel Radvansky
All Chapters 1-18
,TABLE OF CONTENT
q q
Chapterq1qOverviewqandqHistoryqofqMemoryqResearch
Chapterq2qNeuroscienceqofqMemory
Chapterq3qMethodsqandqPrinciples
CoreqMemoryqTopics
Chapterq4qSensoryqandqShort-TermqMemory
Chapterq5qWorkingqMemory
Chapterq6qNondeclarativeqMemory
Chapterq7qEpisodicqMemory:qPastqandqFuture
Chapterq8qForgetting
Chapterq9qSemanticqMemory
SpecialqTopicsqinqMemory
Chapterq10qFormsqofqAmnesia
Chapterq11qMemoryqforqSpaceqandqTime
Chapterq12qAutobiographicalqMemory
Chapterq13qMemoryqandqReality
Chapterq14qMemoryqandqtheqLaw
Chapterq15qMetamemory
Chapterq16qMemoryqinqInfancyqandqChildhood
Chapterq17qMemoryqandqAging
Chapterq18qFormalqModelsqofqMemory
,Chapterq1:qOverviewqandqHistory
1. Aqrelativelyqpermanentqrecordqofqanqexperienceqisqtheqessenceqofq .
a) behavioralqpotential
b) learning
c) memoryq*
d) performance
2. Whichqisqnotqaqwayqthatqtheqtermq“memory”qisqusedqbyqpsychologists?
a) asqaqunitqofqanalysisq*
b) asqaqstorageqmechanism
c) asqaqprocess
d) asqaqrecord
3. Memoryqisq .
a) aqstorageqfacility
b) theqresultqofqexperience
c) aqprocess
d) allqofqtheqaboveq*
4. WhichqisqNOTqaqwayqthatqtheqtermqmemoryqisqused?
a) anqitemqthatqholdsqtheqcontentsqofqpreviousqexperiences
b) aqlocationqwhereqinformationqisqkept
c) mentalqprocessesqinvolvedqinqacquiring,qstoring,qorqretrievingqinformation
d) aqperfectqreplicationqofqeventsq*
5. WhichqofqtheqfollowingqisqNOTqanqaspectqofqlearning?
a) behaviorqpotential
b) maturationq*
c) relativeqpermanence
d) experience
6. Learningqisq .
a) aqrelativelyqpermanentqchangeqinqbehaviorqpotential
b) aqprocess
c) theqresultqofqexperience
d) allqofqtheqaboveq*
7. Whatqisqaqgoodqdefinitionqofqlearning?
a) aqchangeqinqtheqpotentialqtoqalterqbehaviorqasqaqconsequenceqofqexperienceq*
b) puttingqinformationqinqtheqmemoryqstore
c) retainingqcontentsqofqexperience
d) theqmentalqprocessqusedqtoqacquire,qstore,qorqretrieveqinformation
, 8. Anqengramqisqtoqmemoryqasq .
a) aqkeyboardqisqtoqaqcomputer
b) aqmouseqisqtoqaqcomputer
c) aqfileqisqtoqaqcomputerq*
d) aqcentralqprocessingqunitqisqtoqaqcomputer
9. Whyqareqthereqsoqmanyqmetaphorsqforqmemory?
a) becauseqmemoryqcannotqbeqstudiedqobjectively
b) toqdemonstrateqthatqallqofqourqmemoriesqareqdifferent
c) becauseqweqcannotqobserveqmemoryqdirectlyq*
d) becauseqpeople’sqattitudesqandqopinionsqchangeqsoqmuchqoverqtime
10. Metaphorsqforqmemoryq(likeqaqrecorderqorqorganizedqstorage)qarequsedqbecauseq .
a) thequncomplicatedqnatureqofqmemoryqmakesqmetaphorsqeasyqtoqfind
b) memoryqmustqbeqobservedqindirectly,qsoqmetaphorsqarequsefulqtoolsqforqunderstandi
ngqitsqcomplexitiesq*
c) youqcanqexerciseqyourqmemoryqlikeqaqmuscle,qsoqcreatingqnewqmetaphorsqmakesqyo
urqmemoryqmoreqefficient
d) usingqlanguageqasqaqmentalqrepresentationqpreventsqmemoryqloss
11. Whichqmetaphorqcapturesqtheqideaqthatqthereqisqanqorganizationqtoqmemory?
a) cow’sqstomach
b) lockqandqkey
c) videoqcamera
d) networkq*
12. Whichqmetaphorqcapturesqtheqideaqthatqinformationqinqmemoryqcanqbeqforgotten?
a) leakyqbucketq*
b) computer
c) junkqdrawer
d) library
13. Whichqmetaphorqofqmemoryqconveysqtheqideaqthatqmemoriesqareqdiscreteqcollections
qofqinformation?
a) hiddenqobserver
b) computer
c) literacyq*
d) aviary
14. OneqcontributionqofqPlato’sqphilosophyqtoqworkqonqmemoryqwasqtheqideaqthatq .
a) differentqimpressionsqvaryqinqqualityq*
b) memoryqisqtiedqexclusivelyqtoqexperience
c) noqmanqisqanqisland
d) memoriesqareqstoredqinqaqcollectiveqsubconscious
