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- ______ is the idea that a memory can be made up of independent, irrelevant fragments of memories to corroborate a story
- While initially the idea about memories in the brain as that they were diffused and not localized; however, which approach challenged this view point?
- The concept of ____ is shown in the reaction time test
- The organization of storage stems from the field of ______________.
- _______ is described as a period of enhanced suggestibility and expectancy to fulfill a social contract/role.
- Rather than conduct hypnosis, what method is used to enhance recall?
- _______ is a strong feeling of familiarity
- The Permanent Memory Hypothesis states that all ________experiences are stored in the mind; forgetting is not a loss of memory, but a difficultly with _______.
- We can assume that there is not a significant loss w/ the ________ of memory over time.
- The greatest span for forgetting on the forgetting curve is ________, after this memory remains fairly consistent.
- T/FMemory lasts longer than we expect
- which of the following terms encompasses knowledge about one's own memory, such as a students ability to monitor whether she has studied enough for a test that is coming up next week?
- Recalling who the president is and remembering the capital of Japan are components of ___ memory
- the retention of information about lifes happenings is known as _________ memory?
- young children's metamemory is ___________
- the manipulating and transforming of information in the memory is called:
- The mental awareness of one's own mental processes and the mental processes of others is known as the ______________ _____________ ________________.
- what term refers to the inability to remember events in the first three years of life?
- what term is used to describe the most important cognitive change in adolescents involving reasoning, making decisions, and monitoring thinking critically.
- older adults use both hemispheres to compensate for declines in which of the following abilities?