PSYC 101 General Psychology portage learning
Questions and Answers
/. How much will a person remember after thirty seconds, sixty seconds, ninety
seconds? - Answer-eighty %, forty%, twenty to twenty-five%?
/.How much can you remember at a time? - Answer-about 7 pieces of information
/.What is memory? - Answer-The faculty by which the mind stores and remembers
information
/.What is learning? - Answer-The acquisition of knowledge or skills through experience,
being taught, or study.
/.How does information become memorable in the brain? - Answer-Through the scenes
and emotions.
/.What is chunking? - Answer-Putting a little group of information in a way you can
remember.
/.How does one create a memory palace? - Answer-Creating a room in which there are
mental, physical, pictorial triggers that produce a way to remember things.
/.What is neuroplasticity? - Answer-The ability of the brain to change
/.What is the Ebbinghaus Curve? - Answer-The rate of forgetting over time.
/.What are some of the things that limit memory? - Answer-Sleep, stress, anxiety,
trauma, and not eating
/.What is Memory Consolidation? - Answer-Your brain organizes your information while
you're sleeping.
/.How much sleep is an average college student supposed to get? - Answer-7-9 hours.
/.What did the study of Buddist Monks teach us about the brain Neural pathways? -
Answer-They can change and be developed.
/.What type of rehearsal helps the brain learn? - Answer-Force retrieval
/.What is forgetting not, what is forgetting? - Answer-Forgetting is not information lost,
it's the inability to access information.
Questions and Answers
/. How much will a person remember after thirty seconds, sixty seconds, ninety
seconds? - Answer-eighty %, forty%, twenty to twenty-five%?
/.How much can you remember at a time? - Answer-about 7 pieces of information
/.What is memory? - Answer-The faculty by which the mind stores and remembers
information
/.What is learning? - Answer-The acquisition of knowledge or skills through experience,
being taught, or study.
/.How does information become memorable in the brain? - Answer-Through the scenes
and emotions.
/.What is chunking? - Answer-Putting a little group of information in a way you can
remember.
/.How does one create a memory palace? - Answer-Creating a room in which there are
mental, physical, pictorial triggers that produce a way to remember things.
/.What is neuroplasticity? - Answer-The ability of the brain to change
/.What is the Ebbinghaus Curve? - Answer-The rate of forgetting over time.
/.What are some of the things that limit memory? - Answer-Sleep, stress, anxiety,
trauma, and not eating
/.What is Memory Consolidation? - Answer-Your brain organizes your information while
you're sleeping.
/.How much sleep is an average college student supposed to get? - Answer-7-9 hours.
/.What did the study of Buddist Monks teach us about the brain Neural pathways? -
Answer-They can change and be developed.
/.What type of rehearsal helps the brain learn? - Answer-Force retrieval
/.What is forgetting not, what is forgetting? - Answer-Forgetting is not information lost,
it's the inability to access information.
