Section 6.4 Quiz

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. Hyperthymestic syndrome is

temporary amnesia for events after brain damage has occurred. correct incorrect

a form of marginally functioning autobiographical memory. correct incorrect

drug- or disease-afflicted autobiographical memory. correct incorrect

a highly superior form of autobiographical memory. correct incorrect

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. Research on "retrograde memory enhancement" has shown that

strong emotions can enhance memory of recently encoded information. correct incorrect

stress hormones can enhance memory of recently encoded information. correct incorrect

pharmacologically blocking the effects of stress hormones eliminates retrograde memory enhancement. correct incorrect

All of the above correct incorrect

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. The Deese/Roediger-McDermott effect is a

laboratory demonstration of false memories. correct incorrect

laboratory demonstration of hyperthymestic syndrome. correct incorrect

demonstration that most memories are illusions. correct incorrect

demonstration that all memories can be retrieved, given the correct strategies or methods. correct incorrect

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