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Section 6.3 Quiz
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For information in sensory memory to make it to short-term memory,
the information must be extreme (loud, bright, strong, etc.).
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the information must be highly relevant to the subject.
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attention must be paid to at least some of it.
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attention must be paid to all of it.
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Iconic memory is a type of persisting sensory memory unique to the _______ system.
auditory
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visual
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tactile/touch
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olfactory/gustatory
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Arranging phone numbers into groups of three or four digits can improve memory for the phone number because it allows for
encoding.
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elaboration.
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chunking.
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self-imaging.
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The hierarchical organization strategy of encoding information entailsorganizing
information into meaningful groups and subgroups.
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bits of information into the order in which the information was encountered.
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bits of information alphabetically.
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bits of information so that only a small amount of information is learned at a time.
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The generation effect shows that people tend to remember a list of items better if
the list of items was created by them.
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the list of items was created by another person.
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they organize the list of items categorically.
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they organize the list of items in alphabetical order.
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