Who conducted experiments on “are forgotten memories lost forever” by electrically stimulating the parts of patients’ brains?

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

Which of the following statement is WRONG?

• A) The word fish can activate the concept of water
• B) We do not have a memory system that is related to other concepts
• C) The word penguin can activate the concept of swimming
• D) The word penguin can activate the concept of bird.

A group of objects sharing the same essential features refers to:

• A) An episode
• B) A code
• C) A procedure
• D) A category

Who conducted an experiment to report that memories are still there but are too weak to be retrieved?

• A) Penfield (1959)
• B) Knell (1998)
• C) Solomon (1955)
• D) Kessler (1986)

Categorization helps us order and _______________ objects.

• A) Relate
• B) Enhance
• C) Create
• D) Modify

Which of the following statement is true about subordinate level of categories?

• A) It is large
• B) It is null
• C) It is small
• D) It is fixed

Categorization reduces the need for _______________ learning.

• A) Instant
• B) Object
• C) Constant
• D) Maze

Which of the following propagated that behavior is influenced by large units of knowledge organized into schemas?

• A) Marlatt & Gordon
• B) Brewer & Treyens
• C) Meyer & Ross
• D) Bartlett & Piaget

According to cognitive psychologists, we broadly categorize things into how many levels?

• A) Four
• B) Infinite
• C) Ten
• D) Three

Proto means:

• A) “Essential or classic”
• B) “Essential or extrinsic”
• C) “Essential or basics”
• D) “Essential or intrinsic”

Nelson (1971) conducted an experiment and indicated that forgotten memories:

• A) Burn
• B) Dominate
• C) Exist
• D) Die

What helps us to order and relate objects?

• A) Organization
• B) Reorganization
• C) Recognization
• D) Categorization

Identify which of the following did Not work on Schema theory?

• A) Bartlett
• B) Rumelhart
• C) Freud
• D) Minsky

Traditionally, we have defined categories as having necessary and sufficient:

• A) Features
• B) Elements
• C) Ratios
• D) Schemas

Which of the following is NOT one of the main issues of representation of knowledge?

• A) Digital versus analog
• B) Single code theory
• C) Propositional networks versus images
• D) Categories and concepts

Schema is a Greek word which means _______________.

• A) Concept
• B) Frame
• C) Category
• D) Heart

According to Rumelhart schemas are building blocks of:

• A) Patterns
• B) Cognitions
• C) Perceptions
• D) Sensations

A special slot in each schema is its ____________ schema.

• A) Subordinate
• B) Superset
• C) Sublevel
• D) Scripted level

Representation of knowledge is an issue of which of the following?

• A) Short term memory
• B) Chunking
• C) Long term memory
• D) Priming

Tip of the tongue phenomenon happens in_______________.

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