1. Welcome to Who Wants to be a Millionaire
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Which of the following is not one of the three basic human memory processes? 13
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A: storage
B: retrieval
C: decoding
D: encoding

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Which one of the levels of processing would probably produce the weakest memory? 13
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A: episodic
B: phonemic
C: semantic
D: structural

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8. Which of the memory stores can hold the least amount of information?15
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Which of the memory stores can hold the least amount of information? 13
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A: sensory
B: working/short-term
C: long-term
D: the Apple store

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The “cocktail party phenomenon” lends support to which model of selective attention? 13
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B: intermediate selection
A: early selection
C: late selection
D: self-referent selection

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According to Paivio’s dual-coding theory memory is enhanced by forming which of these codes? 13
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A: semantic and visual
B: semantic and phonemic
C: phonemic and structural
D: self-referent and semantic

13. You’ve Reached the $1,000 Milestone! Congratulations! Congratulations!

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Which part of Baddeley’s model of working memory encompasses the all of the older view of short-term memory? 14
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B: phonological rehearsal loop
A: episodic buffer
C: visuospatial sketchpad
D: executive control system

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Which view of long-term memory sees factual memory as being organized into a multilevel classification system based on common properties of the information? 14
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A: schema
B: clustering
C: connectionist
D: conceptual hierarchy

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Parallel distributed processing models assume that cognitive processes most resemble these networks? 14
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A: semantic networks
B: schematic networks
D: serial processing networks
C: neural networks

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What best explains why most of you could not pick out the correct picture of the penny? 14
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A: source monitoring
B: reality monitoring
C: retroactive interference
D: pseudoforgetting

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According to the encoding specificity principle, if the shape of the font of a printed word is stressed when it is learned, what would the best type of retrieval cue be? 14
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A: semantic
B: structural
C: phonemic
D: hierarchical

24. You’ve Reached the $32,000 Milestone! Congratulations!

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The wording of a questions to eyewitnesses can alter their memories. Which explanation does Loftus use to explain this misinformation effect? 14
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A: overwriting
B: retroactive interference
C: source monitoring
D: decay theory

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You first learn psychology terms, then learn sociology terms. When it’s time for your sociology test, you can only think of the psychology term. Of what is this an example? 13
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A: source monitoring
B: decay
C: retroactive interference
D: proactive interference

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According to Baddeley, which part of working memory acts as an interface between long and short-term memory? 14
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A: episodic buffer
B: executive control
C: phonological rehearsal loop
D: visuospatial sketchpad

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Which researchers devised the most influential information processing model that divides memory into three functionally different stores? 14
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A: Sperling & Bower
B: Atkinson & Shiffrin
C: Craik & Lockhart
D: Craik & Tulving

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In which memory system does decay not seem to be a major cause of forgetting? 14
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A: iconic
B: short-term
C: long-term
D: echoic

35. YOU WIN $1 MILLION DOLLARS!