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Froggy Jumps 3.3 MemoryOnline version HHB 3.3 Memory Revision Quiz by Erin 1 Which part of memory processes sensory information? a sensory memory b short term memory c working memory 2 Holds information for a few seconds. a sensory memory b short term memory c long term memory 3 Holds information for a short period of time (around 30 seconds). a sensory memory b short term memory c long term memory 4 Holds information for a long time. a sensory memory b short term memory c long term memory 5 Holds around 7 items of information a sensory memory b short term memory c long term memory 6 The conversion of one or more impulses into a form that can be held by the brain and later retrieved from STM/LTM. a displacement b rehearsal c encoding 7 Improves the capacity of the STM a elaboration b rehearsal c chunking 8 Which of these is not a way in which information is lost from the short term memory a displacement b encoding c decay 9 Older information in the STM is replaced by newer information a displacement b serial position effect c decay 10 Breakdown of memory trace when neurons are activated a displacement b serial position effect c decay 11 The ability of the STM to process information and compete simple cognitive tasks a active memroy b flexible memory c working memory 12 When items are read out in a list, which would not be remembered very easily. a items at the start b items in the middle c items at the end of the list 13 When items are read out in a list and items at the start and end are remembered best, this is called... a serial position effect b recency effect c doppler effect 14 Which of these helps transfer information between STM and LTM? a encoding b chunking c rehearsal 15 Which of these does not help transfer information between STM and LTM? a elaboration b organisation c chunking 16 Arranging items to remember into logical categories a elaboration b rehearsal c organisation 17 Analysing meaning of the item to be memorised a elaboration b rehearsal c organisation 18 repeating information over and over a elaboration b rehearsal c organisation 19 part of the brain where memory is found a cerebellum b cerebral cortex c corpus callosum 20 relate to the time and place where a memory was initially encoded into LTM a contextual cues b elaboration c encoding

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Which part of memory processes sensory information?

Holds information for a few seconds.

Holds information for a short period of time (around 30 seconds).

Holds information for a long time.

Holds around 7 items of information

The conversion of one or more impulses into a form that can be held by the brain and later retrieved from STM/LTM.

Improves the capacity of the STM

Which of these is not a way in which information is lost from the short term memory

Older information in the STM is replaced by newer information

Breakdown of memory trace when neurons are activated

The ability of the STM to process information and compete simple cognitive tasks

When items are read out in a list, which would not be remembered very easily.

When items are read out in a list and items at the start and end are remembered best, this is called...

Which of these helps transfer information between STM and LTM?

Which of these does not help transfer information between STM and LTM?

Arranging items to remember into logical categories

Analysing meaning of the item to be memorised

repeating information over and over

part of the brain where memory is found

relate to the time and place where a memory was initially encoded into LTM