Psychology

What is episodic memory?

Stores memories from events in your life

Stores general knowledge, facts and information

Where is semantic memory found?

Implicit memory

Explicit memory

Which defence mechanism is the following: Excuse and justify mistakes

Sublimation

Reaction formation

Rationalization

Displacement

Explain the differences between Atkinson and Schiffrin's memory theory to Craig and Lockhart's

What are the stages of measuring memory?

Reuse, relearning, recall

Recall, recognition, relearning

Recognition, recall, recycle

Reuse, recule, recognition

What was Ebbinghaus known for using?

Memory

Nonsense syllables

Video-recorder memory

Schema concept

Who determined that memory stimulated the hippocampus?

Penfield

Ebbinghaus

Barlett

Lockhart

What are the two effect within the serial position effect

Primary effect, secondary effect

Regency effect, primacy effect

Primacy effect, recency effect

Primary effect, recency effect

What is context-dependant memory?

Information is easier to remember is in the same environment

Information is easier to remember if in the sam emotional state.

Information is easier to remember if encoded properly

None of the above

What is the humanistic theory?

What are the four Tuckman stages? With descriptions.

What is the five factor theory?

Extraversion (sociability), neurotics, (emotion), conscientiousness (dependability), agreeableness (friendliness), openness to experience (open-mindedness)

Extraversion (emotion), neurotics, (sociability), conscientiousness (dependability), agreeableness (friendliness), openness to experience (open-mindedness)

Extraversion (open-mindedness), neurotics, (friendliness), conscientiousness (emotion), agreeableness (dependability), openness to experience (sociability)

Extraversion (emotions), neurotics, (dependability), conscientiousness (open-mindedness), agreeableness (sociability), openness to experience (friendliness)

Where are Implicit and Explicit memory found

Short-term memory

Long-term memory

What is reconstruction?

Piece together from recall

Piece together from highlights

Highlights from recall

Recall from highlights

What are the 3 processes of memory?

Remembering, storage, reuse

Encoding, remembering, retrieval

Encoding, storage, retrieval

Encoding, storage, reuse

What is the difference between declarative memory and non-declarative memory?

Declarative memory stores information recalled by verbal or visual triggers. non-declarative memory has simple classically conditioned responses

Declarative memory has simple classically conditioned responses. Non conditioned it recalled by images or verbal triggers.

Declarative memory is when you forget things quickly. non-declarative memory is when you can remember for a long period of time.

List and explain the causes of forgetting.

Writing everything you know about the psychoanalysitc theory

What are the three classic social psychology experiments? Explain them.

Explain the locus of control.

What is the reciprocal determinism?

What is a groupthink?

Loose-knit groups making strong decisions

Tight-knit groups making strong decisions.

Loose-knit groups making poor decisions.

Tight-knit groups making poor decisions.

What is the tendency to expert less effort when working with others than when working alone?

Group polarization

Social facilitation

Social loafing

Groupthink

What do fundamental attribution errors effect?

Underemphasis on internal factors and overestimation of external factors

Overemphasis on external factors and underestimation of internal factors

Overemphasis on internal and external factors

Overemphasis on internal factors and underestimation of external factors

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