Meaning of memory to a 9th class student is:

• A) Remembering birthdays of friends
• B) Childhood memories
• C) Remembering science formulas
• D) Finding keys

Ratcliff and McKoon (1981) conducted an experiment on the phenomenon of:

• A) Priming
• B) Piping
• C) Pyramiding
• D) Processing

Mayer and Schvaneveldt performed classic demonstration of _______________.

• A) Dichotic listening tasks
• B) Partial-report-paradigm
• C) Support paradigm
• D) Associative Priming

Which of following type of memory means we remember analog representations of things?

• A) Sensory memory
• B) Working memory
• C) Episodic memory
• D) Semantic memory

Which of the following statement is TRUE about long term memory?

• A) Memory that lasts more than 5 seconds is long term memory
• B) We can recall everything that has entered our long term memory
• C) All decision making is done in long term memory
• D) Memory that lasts more than 20 seconds is long term memory

The span of immediate memory was identified in 1956 to be 7 (plus or minus 2) by whom?

• A) Cherry
• B) Bartlett
• C) Baddeley
• D) Miller

The amount of activation reaching the proposition is __________ related to the number of links leading from it.

• A) Linearly
• B) Directly
• C) Not
• D) Inversely

Chunking is a way of increasing the __________ of working memory.

• A) Duration
• B) Capacity
• C) Width
• D) Length

Which of the following theory presents that forgetting is when another task steps in memory?

• A) Decay Theory
• B) Forgetting Theory
• C) Interference Theory
• D) Alan Baddeley’s Theory

What refers to activating parts of particular representations or associations in memory just before carrying out an action or task?

• A) Relationship
• B) Linkage
• C) Priming
• D) Connection

After 20 seconds what we can remember is:

• A) Short term memory
• B) Sensory memory
• C) Long term memory
• D) Working memory

According to Alan Baddeley’s model of working memory, visual memories pertain to which of the following?

• A) Visio-spatial sketch pad
• B) Imagery
• C) Executive control system
• D) Phonological loop system

Who is the writer of the book “Thought and Choice in Chess?”

• A) De Groot
• B) Baddeley
• C) Miller
• D) Cherry

Which of the following is regarded as permanent store of information?

• A) Babyhood memory
• B) Short term memory
• C) Childhood memory
• D) Long term memory

Who concluded that when items are similar they interfere with one another but when they are different they are more readily recalled?

• A) Clifford & Berry
• B) Born & Allen
• C) Keppel & Underwood
• D) Born & Underwood

Which of the following is same as short term memory?

• A) Working Memory
• B) Procedural Memory
• C) Semantic Memory
• D) Episodic Memory

Perlmutter and Anderson conducted an unpublished experiment that is cited in the book of:

• A) Educational psychology
• B) Cognitive psychology
• C) Experimental psychology
• D) Clinical psychology

Which of the following is NOT a recognized theory of forgetting?

• A) Interference theory
• B) Hierarchy theory
• C) Trace decay theory
• D) Cue-dependent forgetting theory

Which of the following is NOT a recognised theory of forgetting?

• A) Interference theory
• B) Trace decay theory
• C) Cue-dependent forgetting
• D) Hierarchy theory

Which of the following book was written by De Groot on Chess in 1965?

• A) How to Win Chess
• B) Me and My Chess
• C) Thought and Choice in Chess
• D) Strategies and Choice in Chess