Changing the way you learn

Question	Answer
1. THE PART OF THE MIND THAT RETAINS AND RETRIEVES INFORMATION: a) memory b) assess c) cognitive d) disposition	a) MEMORY
2. THE ABILITY THE MIND USES TO UNDERSTAND AND CATEGORIZE THOUGHTS AND SENSORY PERCEPTIONS: a) associative learning b) general intelligence c) selective attention d) information processing	d) INFORMATION PROCESSING
3. THE CHANGE THAT INFORMATION GOES THROUGH SO THAT THE MIND CAN STORE AND RETRIEVE IT FROM THE MEMORY: a) retention b) encoding c) sensation d) retrieval	b) ENCODING
4. THE ABILITY TO STORE FACTS AND INFORMATION IN THE MEMORY: a) rehearsal b) treat c) retention d) encoding	c) RETENTION
5. A SYSTEM OF MEMORY THAT STORES EXTREMELY ACCURATE INFORMATION FROM THE SENSES FOR A SHORT AMOUNT OF TIME: a) sensory nerve b) sensory deprivation c) sensory information d) sensory memory	d) SENSORY MEMORY
6. IT OCCURS OR EXISTS FOR A BRIEF PERIOD OF TIME: a) visuo-spatial sketchpad b) short-term c) sleep stage d) long-term	b) SHORT-TERM
7. IT OCCURS OR EXISTS FOR A GREAT OR EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME: a) short-term b) long-term c) PNS d) pattern	b) LONG-TERM
8. IS THE LENGTH OF TIME DURING WHICH SOMETHING CONTINUES TO HAPPEN: a) durations b) perception c) memorization d) integrate	a) DURATIONS
9. THE ACT OF REPEATING INFORMATION IN ORDER TO KEEP IT IN SHORT-TERM MEMORY: a) habituation b) retrieval c) rehearsal d) function	c) REHEARSAL
10. THE ABILITY TO RECALL FACTS AND INFORMATION FROM THE MEMORY: a) retrieval b) encoding c) retention d) rehearsal	a) RETRIEVAL

unit 10: memory 1

	Created by Paula Jiménez Montes about 2 years ago