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(1) memory is related to photograpgic reprentaions and (2) memory is fleeting autitory sensory images.
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| How many bits of inforamtion can short term memory hold? |
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| List one area of the brain that is important for memory. |
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Hippocampus
Amygdala
Cerebellum |
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| (3) is the ability to retrieve info beyond conscious awareness. |
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| (4) memory is when you can indentify previously learned inforamtion (ie multiple choice test). |
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| Briefly discuss one reason why we forget. |
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Storage decay the inforamtion is lost over time.
Retreival failure the inforamtion was lost
Memory Construction
Encoding Failure
Cue dependent forgetting |
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Define the study of social psychology.
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| Scientific study of how we feel,think, behave, and are influenced by other people. |
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| When I say someone else must be incompetent and unintelligent because they can't opperate a blackberry, yet I say I can't operate a blackberry because it is a new model, not at all related to my intelligence. The would be an example of the... |
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| Fundamental attribution error |
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| Identify one reason that would contibute to helping someoneand one reaso that would contibuted to not helping someone. |
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Help: Guild, Similarity, Know what is best to do.
Not Help: Diffusion of Responcibilty, Don't know what is best to do, Group Mantality, Poor Mood. |
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| List two things that increase conformity. |
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| Self esteem, situation, unanimity, status, threat to freedom, authority figure |
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Extra Credit
Identify two stages for increasing memory when studying. |
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| Repeatition, Sleep, Break up study time, Use a cue, Numonics. |
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