A chunk is a/an_________ unit.

• A) Memory
• B) Thinking
• C) Language
• D) Emotional

Which of the following is the characteristic of amnesia?

• A) Loss of memory for names and places
• B) Loss of memory for people's faces
• C) Loss of most of the long-term memory, with a fairly intact short-term memory
• D) Loss of most of the information held in both short-term and long-term memory stores

Which of the following has a task to achieve activation through controlled retrieval?

• A) Central executive
• B) Coding
• C) Short term memory
• D) Phonological loop

A relatively permanent storage of information is known as:

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

All our assessments about the long term memory are based on which of the following?

• A) Sensory memory
• B) Long term memory itself
• C) Short term memory
• D) Performance

Activation model of working memory was presented by:

• A) John Miller
• B) John Nash
• C) John Anderson
• D) John Atkinson

Which of the following is a computer chess program?

• A) MAPI
• B) MAPP
• C) MAIP
• D) MIPP

All of the following are types of long term memory EXCEPT:

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

Which form of long-term memory contains information about our knowledge of the world, such as the rules and words of our language?

• A) Semantic memory
• B) Episodic memory
• C) Cortical memory
• D) Explicit memory

1, 2 buckle my shoe, 3, 4 shut the door and 5, 6 pick-up sticks is an example of:

• A) PQ4R Method
• B) Method of Loci
• C) Elaborate
• D) Chunking

What is the process of transferring information from short term memory to long term memory through codes?

• A) Rehearsal
• B) Recognition
• C) Priming
• D) Encoding

Which of the following memory lasts for more than 20 seconds?

• A) Working memory
• B) Long term memory
• C) Central executive
• D) Short term memory

Which branch of psychology is a merger point of different types of knowledge e.g. philosophy, computer science, artificial intelligence, psychology, social work etc.

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

Who conducted an experiment on categorization rules by using faces?

• A) Stephen Read
• B) Penfield
• C) Kessler
• D) Knell

Concept is a mental representation of _______________.

• A) Geon
• B) Category
• C) Idea
• D) Chunking

What is on the top of the hierarchy of Categories?

• A) Organization Category
• B) Subordinate Category
• C) Super ordinate Category
• D) Basic Level Category

What is the position of Basic Level Category in the hierarchy of Categories?

• A) Fourth
• B) Middle
• C) Last
• D) Top

A group sharing same essential features may refer to which one of the following?

• A) Category
• B) Class
• C) Group
• D) Race

Who pointed out that Schema is an active organization of past experiences in which the mind abstracts a general cognitive structure to represent many particular instances of those experiences?

• A) Meyer
• B) Marlatt
• C) Bartlett
• D) Brewer

Artificial intelligence focused on schemas because:

• A) Schemas are maps
• B) Schemas make knowledge that helps the computer in information
• C) Schemas are not designed to facilitate making inferences about the concepts
• D) Schema help in conversation