Tutorial System Assessment

What is memory?

Ability to repeat information

Ability to mentally "save" information

Ability to say information

What does working memory do?

Helps you hold on to information long enough to use it

Plays important role in concentration and in following instructions

Both A and B

What is the Sensory Register?

It refers to the ultra-short term memory that takes information from the senses

It is concerned with immediate conscious perceptual and linguistic processing.

It deals with storage of information for an extended period of time.

What is the correct order of the Model of Human Memory

Long-term memory, sensory register, working memory

Sensory register, long-term memory, working memory

Sensory register, working memory, long-term memory

What is the capacity for working memory?

7-9 chunks or 5-15 seconds

Infinite

3-7 units or .5-3 seconds

Which one of the following is NOT an effective encoding strategy?

Chunking

Method of loci

Spacing

Maintenance rehearsal

Which one of the following is NOT a type of Mnemonic device?

Pegword

Self-referencing

Imagery

Method of loci

Which of the following are retrieval strategies?

Priming

Context

State

All the above

What are memory strategies?

Ability to know something you read

Broad ability to write in different languages

Broad sets of techniques that are designed to help someone remember something

Traditional memorization (rote rehearsal) is the most effective.

True

False

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