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The tendency to remember the first and last items in a list better than the middle items is known as the:

APrimacy-Recency Paradox

BSerial Position Effect

CZeigarnik Effect

DRestorff Effect

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Elizabeth Loftus’s extensive research on eyewitness testimony demonstrated the vulnerability of memory to distortion, known as the:

AMisinformation Effect

BForgetting Curve

CSerial Position Effect

DZeigarnik Effect

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The loss of memories for events that occurred PRIOR to brain injury or trauma is termed:

AAnterograde Amnesia

BInfantile Amnesia

CSource Amnesia

DRetrograde Amnesia

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Inability to form NEW long-term explicit memories following brain injury or trauma is known as:

ARetrograde Amnesia

BDissociative Amnesia

CAnterograde Amnesia

DPsychogenic Amnesia

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When old or previously stored information hinders the learning or recall of newly acquired information, it is called:

ARetroactive Interference

BProactive Interference

CInfantile Amnesia

DSource Amnesia

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When newly learned information interferes with the ability to recall previously learned information, it is called:

ARetroactive Interference

BProactive Interference

CAnterograde Amnesia

DRetrograde Amnesia

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In memory retrieval, the phenomenon where information is better recalled when internal biological or psychological states match at encoding and testing is:

AContext-Dependent Memory

BMood-Congruent Memory

CProactive Interference

DState-Dependent Memory

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Baddeley and Hitch’s model of Working Memory replaced the passive view of short-term memory with components including the:

AId, Ego, and Superego

BSensory Register, Short-Term Store, and Long-Term Store

CCentral Executive, Phonological Loop, and Visuospatial Sketchpad

DEncoding, Consolidation, and Retrieval

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Auditory sensory memory that retains sound information for up to 3 to 4 seconds is known as:

AIconic Memory

BEchoic Memory

CWorking Memory

DProcedural Memory

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Visual sensory memory that holds an exact image of visual stimuli for a fraction of a second is termed:

AIconic Memory

BEchoic Memory

CImplicit Memory

DHaptic Memory

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