Memory Maze: Short & Long-Term

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Froggy Jumps Memory Maze: Short & Long-TermOnline version Explore memory types & processes by Melinah Righetto 1 What memory type stores past events and knowledge long-term? a Long-term memory (LTM) b Working memory (WM) c Short-term memory (STM) 2 Which memory type involves remembering opinions or facts about things (not tied to experiences)? a Episodic memory b Procedural memory c Semantic memory 3 Which effect describes better recall for items at the start of a list? a Recency effect b Mood effect c Primacy effect 4 Which effect describes better recall for items at the end of a list? a Recency effect b Primacy effect c Delay effect 5 Which brain structure is crucial for forming new long-term memories, as shown by HM's case? a Hippocampus b Amygdala c Prefrontal cortex 6 Which type of memory is demonstrated when someone can play an instrument but not remember practicing? a Procedural memory b Semantic memory c Episodic memory 7 What term refers to using past memories to imagine future events? a Constructive episodic simulation hypothesis b Procedural rehearsal c Semantic generalization 8 What is implicit memory? a Memories we can recall easily b Memories we are not consciously aware of c Memories we study in exams 9 Which type of memory involves recognizing a stimulus as familiar but not recalling details? a Procedural memory b Familiarity (recognition memory) c Recall memory 10 Which phenomenon shows that exposure to a stimulus can bias later judgments as true? a Priming effect b Propaganda effect (illusory truth) c Classical conditioning

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Memory Maze: Short & Long-TermOnline version

Explore memory types & processes

by Melinah Righetto

What memory type stores past events and knowledge long-term?

Long-term memory (LTM)

Working memory (WM)

Short-term memory (STM)

Which memory type involves remembering opinions or facts about things (not tied to experiences)?

Episodic memory

Procedural memory

Semantic memory

Which effect describes better recall for items at the start of a list?

Recency effect

Mood effect

Primacy effect

Which effect describes better recall for items at the end of a list?

Recency effect

Primacy effect

Delay effect

Which brain structure is crucial for forming new long-term memories, as shown by HM's case?

Hippocampus

Amygdala

Prefrontal cortex

Which type of memory is demonstrated when someone can play an instrument but not remember practicing?

Procedural memory

Semantic memory

Episodic memory

What term refers to using past memories to imagine future events?

Constructive episodic simulation hypothesis

Procedural rehearsal

Semantic generalization

What is implicit memory?

Memories we can recall easily

Memories we are not consciously aware of

Memories we study in exams

Which type of memory involves recognizing a stimulus as familiar but not recalling details?

Procedural memory

Familiarity (recognition memory)

Recall memory

Which phenomenon shows that exposure to a stimulus can bias later judgments as true?

Priming effect

Propaganda effect (illusory truth)

Classical conditioning

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Memory Maze: Short & Long-Term

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Memory Maze: Short & Long-TermOnline version

by Melinah Righetto

What memory type stores past events and knowledge long-term?

Which memory type involves remembering opinions or facts about things (not tied to experiences)?

Which effect describes better recall for items at the start of a list?

Which effect describes better recall for items at the end of a list?

Which brain structure is crucial for forming new long-term memories, as shown by HM's case?

Which type of memory is demonstrated when someone can play an instrument but not remember practicing?

What term refers to using past memories to imagine future events?

What is implicit memory?

Which type of memory involves recognizing a stimulus as familiar but not recalling details?

Which phenomenon shows that exposure to a stimulus can bias later judgments as true?

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