1 The correct answer is: A. retrieval.
2 cor r ect B The correct answer is: B. information is translated into a form that other cognitive processes can use.
3 cor r ect A The correct answer is: A. forgetting.
4 cor r ect A The correct answer is: A. sensory memory.
5 cor r ect A The correct answer is: A. directing the flow of information.
6 cor r ect B The correct answer is: B. primacy.
7 cor r ect B The correct answer is: B. Hebb.
8 cor r ect A The correct answer is: A. the loss of the ability to form new memories.
9 cor r ect A The correct answer is: A. episodic buffer.
10 cor r ect A The correct answer is: A. True.
11 cor r ect A The correct answer is: A. unlimited.
12 cor r ect C The correct answer is: C. meaning.
13 cor r ect A The correct answer is: A. forgetting is rapid at first and then levels off.
14 cor r ect B The correct answer is: B. previously learned material can disrupt the learning of new material.
15 cor r ect C The correct answer is: C. you have parked frequently, but in many different spaces.
16 cor r ect B The correct answer is: B. spacing effect.
17 cor r ect B The correct answer is: B. episodic memory.
18 cor r ect C The correct answer is: C. flashbulb memories are no more accurate than memories for more mundane life events.
19 cor r ect A The correct answer is: A. support Bartlett’s idea of memory as a constructive process.
20 cor r ect A The correct answer is: A. True.
21 cor r ect A The correct answer is: A. participants who learned letter strings that followed the grammar made fewer errors than
control participants learning random strings.
22 cor r ect C The correct answer is: C. information is abstracted across instances.
23 cor r ect D The correct answer is: D. what happens when you go to the barber/hairstylist.
24 cor r ect C The correct answer is: C. people tend to recall it in the scripted order.
25 cor r ect A The correct answer is: A. True.
26 cor r ect C The correct answer is: C. cognitive economy.
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