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Quiz 6: Learning
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Question 261
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Distinguish between the encoding failure, decay, and interference theories of forgetting and provide an example of each.
Question 262
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Define and provide original examples for each type of long-term memory: explicit, procedural, episodic, and semantic.
Question 263
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Identify and describe two of the mnemonic devices reviewed in the textbook. Explain how these devices capitalize on chunking and elaborative rehearsal to improve memory.
Question 264
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Long-term memories are often inaccurate, even when people are convinced they are correctly remembering past events. Support this statement with reference to the misinformation effect and rich False memories. Cite at least example of empirical research by Loftus and her colleagues. What implications does the malleability of memory have for the controversy surrounding the recovery of repressed memories of abuse?
Question 265
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Describe anterograde and retrograde amnesia, as well as Alzheimer's disease. Provide a detailed response.
Question 266
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Describe the case of Henry Molaison, also known as H. M. What did H. M.'s case tell psychologists about the role of the hippocampus in memory? Identify the role of two of these structures in memory: a) cerebellum; b) amygdala; c) prefrontal cortex.