File - vce psychology 2014
... by painful or unpleasant memories. Use of hypnosis to bring these memories back to conscious awareness ...
... by painful or unpleasant memories. Use of hypnosis to bring these memories back to conscious awareness ...
Memory - Gordon State College
... The parts that participants were most confident of remembering were often those that they had created. People systematically distort details (facts and circumstances). People are largely unaware they have reconstructed the past, and Information already stored in memory strongly influences how new in ...
... The parts that participants were most confident of remembering were often those that they had created. People systematically distort details (facts and circumstances). People are largely unaware they have reconstructed the past, and Information already stored in memory strongly influences how new in ...
Reading 5
... reduce their dissonance. Past behavior (i.e., lying) cannot be changed, but participants can change their attitude about the task in order to bring it in line with their behavior. That is what they seem to do in the $1 condition, reducing their dissonance by changing their attitude. According to Cha ...
... reduce their dissonance. Past behavior (i.e., lying) cannot be changed, but participants can change their attitude about the task in order to bring it in line with their behavior. That is what they seem to do in the $1 condition, reducing their dissonance by changing their attitude. According to Cha ...
Chapter 9 - McConnell
... construct our memories, using both stored and new information. If children or adults are subtly exposed to misinformation after an event, or if they repeatedly imagine and rehearse an event that never occurred, they may incorporate the misleading details into their memory of what actually happened. ...
... construct our memories, using both stored and new information. If children or adults are subtly exposed to misinformation after an event, or if they repeatedly imagine and rehearse an event that never occurred, they may incorporate the misleading details into their memory of what actually happened. ...
Spaced Retrieval (SR)
... various subtests of the battery. After the testing session, the client was asked to recall the names of each of the two students in turn. She could not do so. After each recall failure, she was provided with the correct name. She was then asked to name the psychologist. Again she failed and was prov ...
... various subtests of the battery. After the testing session, the client was asked to recall the names of each of the two students in turn. She could not do so. After each recall failure, she was provided with the correct name. She was then asked to name the psychologist. Again she failed and was prov ...
Chapter 7
... remember ending to a statement so make it up; an exaggerated version of normal reconstruction distortion ...
... remember ending to a statement so make it up; an exaggerated version of normal reconstruction distortion ...
2008 Through Ch. 10 (2 pts Ea. 300 pts total)
... C) the double-blind procedure. D) random sampling. E) the false consensus effect. 53. An executive in a computer software firm works with his office door closed. At the same time every hour he opens the door to see what his employees are doing. The employees have learned to work especially hard duri ...
... C) the double-blind procedure. D) random sampling. E) the false consensus effect. 53. An executive in a computer software firm works with his office door closed. At the same time every hour he opens the door to see what his employees are doing. The employees have learned to work especially hard duri ...
Long-term memory
... HM after removal of his hippocampus[citation needed], and there will be a very short attention span. Furthermore, it may be involved in changing neural connections for a period of three months or more after the initial learning. One of the primary functions of sleep is thought to be improving consol ...
... HM after removal of his hippocampus[citation needed], and there will be a very short attention span. Furthermore, it may be involved in changing neural connections for a period of three months or more after the initial learning. One of the primary functions of sleep is thought to be improving consol ...
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... Anterograde amnesia (forget the new) Inability to form memories for new information (example: 50 First Dates) Retrograde amnesia (forget the past) Inability to remember information previously stored in memory (example: Samantha Who?) ...
... Anterograde amnesia (forget the new) Inability to form memories for new information (example: 50 First Dates) Retrograde amnesia (forget the past) Inability to remember information previously stored in memory (example: Samantha Who?) ...
10 - smw15.org
... • The more frequently they had imagined the behavior, the more likely they were to think they had actually performed the behavior • They referred to this as “imagination inflation” Interpretation • Imagining can appears a powerful cause of source amnesia ...
... • The more frequently they had imagined the behavior, the more likely they were to think they had actually performed the behavior • They referred to this as “imagination inflation” Interpretation • Imagining can appears a powerful cause of source amnesia ...
Additional Lifespan Development Topics
... that we should abandon the focus of death as an endpoint, and instead think of death as a part of an ongoing process. There are more recent theories on death, developed in the late 20th century. One of these is called the terror management theory. It states that people who feel better about themselv ...
... that we should abandon the focus of death as an endpoint, and instead think of death as a part of an ongoing process. There are more recent theories on death, developed in the late 20th century. One of these is called the terror management theory. It states that people who feel better about themselv ...
The role of attention in binding visual features in working memory
... task differentially affects binding abilities in younger and older adults. The experiment was based on the procedures and results obtained by Allen et al. (2006, Experiment 4), who required young participants to remember coloured shapes while counting backwards by threes from a randomly selected thr ...
... task differentially affects binding abilities in younger and older adults. The experiment was based on the procedures and results obtained by Allen et al. (2006, Experiment 4), who required young participants to remember coloured shapes while counting backwards by threes from a randomly selected thr ...
Effort and Cognition in Depression - Research
... operations performed by the subjects as determinants of whether an event is memorable.1922 This "single trace" conceptualization of information processing has been increasingly useful and productive in the study of learning and memory. Within this theoretical framework, investigators have devised st ...
... operations performed by the subjects as determinants of whether an event is memorable.1922 This "single trace" conceptualization of information processing has been increasingly useful and productive in the study of learning and memory. Within this theoretical framework, investigators have devised st ...
Chapter 7
... Memory fault that occurs when memories are retrieved, but they are associated with the wrong time, place, or person ...
... Memory fault that occurs when memories are retrieved, but they are associated with the wrong time, place, or person ...
Memory - Rincon History Department
... STM & WM into LTM…works in conjunction w/ areas of frontal lobe Hippocampus, just like hemispheres, is lateralized (left & right side w/ differ. functions for each) ...
... STM & WM into LTM…works in conjunction w/ areas of frontal lobe Hippocampus, just like hemispheres, is lateralized (left & right side w/ differ. functions for each) ...