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Cards In This Set
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Information about the effects of a particular response is called
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Feedback.
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A type of motivated forgetting where painful, threatening, or embarrassing memories are held out of consciousness is known as
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Repression
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Forgetting events that occurred just before a head injury would be an example of
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Retrograde amnesia.
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Information and events occurring just before a head injury are remembered very poorly or not at all because
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Consolidation is interrupted.
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Memory researcher, Karl Lashley,
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Concluded that engrams could not be limited to any one area of the brain.
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Drugs that increase long-term potentiation tend to
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Enhance overall memory.
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When Sarah relates her own life experiences to what she is learning in her psychology class, it will be easier for her to recall the information on an exam. Sarah is engaging in
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Elaborative rehearsal.
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Effective strategies for improving memory include
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Organizing the information to be retained.
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Memory cues are defined as
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Stimuli that aid retrieval.
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Strategic steps of a cognitive interview include
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All of these.
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