Reliability of Memory Worksheet

Reproducing information in no particular order
Reproducing information in the order in which it was learned
Using a cue to assist the retrieval of information
Learning information again that has been previously learned
Identifying correct information from a list of alternatives
Combining stored information with other available information to form what is to be a more coherent, complete or accurate memory
Any firsthand account given by an individual of an event they have seen
A question that has content or is phrased in such a way as to suggest what answer is desired or to lead to the desired answer
any brain injury that impairs the normal functioning of the brain,either temporarily or pemanently
a disorder characterised by the progressive decline in the structure, activity and function of brain tissue
Refers to the loss of memory that is inconsistent with ordinary forgetting
Loss of memory only for information or events occurring after the trauma that causes the amnesia
A type of dementia characterised by gradual widespread degeneration of brain neurons, progressively causing memory decline, deterioration of cognitive and social skills, and personality changes
Any stimulus that assists the process of locating and recovering information stored in memory
Environmental cues in a specific situation
Associated with an individuals internal physiological and/or psychological state at the time the memory was formed
The process of consciously manipulating information to keep it in STM, to transfer it to LTM or to aid storage and retrieval
A research finding that free recall is better for items at the and beginning of a list than for items in the middle of the list
Describes superior recall of items at the beginning of a list
Describes superior recall of items at the end of a list