5 Written Questions

1. incorporating misleading information into one's memory of an event.
2. processing info into memory system
3. tendency to remember first items
4. attributing to the wrong source an event
5. The loss of memory.

5 Matching Questions

1. misattribution
2. Long-term memory
3. Synapse changes
4. LTP
5. Serial Positioning Effect

1. a tendency to recall last and first items
2. b when memories are being stored in LTM, there is an increase in serotonin levels and synapses recieving the neurons
3. c mixing up source of memory
4. d relatively permanent and limitless storehouse of the memory system.
5. e neural firing - basis for learning that makes storing memories faster once activated

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. disruptive effect of new learning on the recall of old information.
   1. Proactive Interference
   2. transcience
   3. Recency effect
   4. Retroactive Interference
2. tendency to remember last items
   1. Recency effect
   2. Relearning
   3. Spacing Effect
   4. Primacy effect
3. retention of encoded info over time
   1. Recall
   2. storage
   3. PRTR
   4. bias
4. current mood effects memory of past experiences
   1. implicit memory
   2. explicit memory
   3. mood-congruent memory
   4. Long-term memory
5. retrieving information already learned using mind only
   1. Rehearsal
   2. PRTR
   3. bias
   4. Recall

5 True/False Questions

1. explicit memory → declarative memory with conscious recall. EXPRESSED

   True        False

2. absent-mindedness → encoding failure due to inattention

   True        False

3. forgetting curve → inability to forget an unwanted memory

   True        False

4. persistence → gradual decay of stored info

   True        False

5. Rehearsal → A method for improving memory by mentally or verbally repeating the information to be remembered.

   True        False