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U7 Barron's

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Phonemes and morphemes refer to- elements of language
Which example would be better explained by the levels of processing model than the information-processing model? model? You are able to remember verbatim a riddle you worked on for a few days before you figured out the answer
Which of the following is the most complete list of elements in the three-box/information-processing model? Sensory memory, working memory, encoding, long-term memory, and retrieval
One of the ways memories are physically stored in the brain is by what process? Long-term potentiation, which strengthens connections between neurons
According to the nativist theory, language is acquired- using an inborn ability to learn language at a certain developmental stage
According to the three-box/information-processing model, stimuli from our outside environment is first stored in- sensory memory
Which of the following is the best example of the use of the availability heuristic? Making a judgment according to past experiences that are most easily recalled
Which sentence most accurately describes sensory memory? Sensory memory stores all sensory input perfectly accurately for a short period of time
Which of the following would be the best piece of evidence for the nativist theory of language acquisition? A child of normal mental ability not being able to learn language due to language deprivation at an early age
A friend mentions to you that she heard humans never forget anything; we remember everything that ever happens to us. What concept from memory research most directly contradicts this belief? Selective Attention
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