Short term & Long term memory

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1.	Short - term memory and long - term memory are different in terms of
[a]	Capacity
[b]	Capacity and duration
[c]	Capacity, duration and encoding
[d]	Capacity, duratio, encoding and location in the brain

2.	In relation to memory, encoding means
[a]	Writing something down in code
[b]	Storinginformation in memory
[c]	The way something is stored in memory
[d]	The form that something is stored in memory

3.	Short - term memory uses
[a]	Mainly an accoustic code
[b]	Mainly a semantic code
[c]	Both [a] and [b]
[d]	None of the above

4.	Most memory experiments involve
[a]	Episodic memory
[b]	Procedural memory
[c]	Semantic memory
[d]	All kinds of memory

5.	The multi - store model suggests that there are
[a]	Two kinds of memory store
[b]	Three kinds of memory store
[c]	Four kinds of memory store
[d]	Many kinds of memory store

6.	The working memory model relates to
[a]	Short - term memory
[b]	Long - term memory
[c]	Both [a] and [b]
[d]	Memory used by working people

7.	Example of deep processing include
[a]	Depth only
[b]	Depth and organisation
[c]	Dept, organisation, distinctiveness and elaboration
[d]	Any activity that increases meaningfulness

8.	A key characteristic of an experiment is
[a]	That everything is very controlled
[b]	It is artificial
[c]	Both [a] and [b]
[d]	Neither [a] or [b]

9.	The experimenter manipulates
[a]	The experiment
[b]	The dependent variable
[c]	The independent variable
[d]	Extraneous variable

10.	Psychology is different to common sense because
[a]	Psychologists are very clever
[b]	Psychologists can tell us about the world
[c]	Psychologists conduct well - controlled studies
[d]	Psychologists is the same as common sense

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