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Psych 101 (Pt.1)

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Study up on General Psychology topics

by Grace Medina
1

Which three processes form the core of memory in information processing models?

2

What is the term for briefly holding sensory information before it fades?

3

Which memory type stores general facts and personal events?

4

What memory process uses meaning to encode information more effectively?

5

Which theory explains why forgetting occurs due to not retrieving stored memories?

6

Which memory type includes skills like riding a bike without conscious thought?

7

What is the bilingual switch called when both hemispheres share tasks?

8

Which phenomenon explains memory failure due to new info interfering with old?

9

What brain structure is key for forming new declarative memories?

10

What concept describes memories as constructive reconstructions rather than exact copies?

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