Section 7.1 Quiz

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. After damage to their medial temporal lobe, a patient suffers from anterograde amnesia. The patient will be unable to

learn new information but will be able to recall memories prior to the injury. correct incorrect

remember old information but will be able to learn new information post-injury. correct incorrect

remember information, both prior to and following the injury. correct incorrect

learn new information, both prior to and following the injury. correct incorrect

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. To test someone on their semantic memory, you might ask them to

remember events from their own lives. correct incorrect

remember facts and figures. correct incorrect

perform motor skills they had practiced over the past week. correct incorrect

make judgments about words that are preceded by either related or unrelated words. correct incorrect

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. The remember/know procedure is used to

diagnose patients suspected of having anterograde amnesia. correct incorrect

diagnose patients suspected of having retrograde amnesia. correct incorrect

diagnose patients suspected of having Alzheimer's disease. correct incorrect

test the distinction between familiarity and recognition. correct incorrect

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. In one type of implicit memory, exposure to a stimulus can help us more rapidly respond to a subsequent related stimulus. This is known as

procedural and motor sequence learning. correct incorrect

priming. correct incorrect

episodic memory. correct incorrect

conditioning. correct incorrect

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. Learning to become a champion ballroom dancer relies on

procedural learning. correct incorrect

priming. correct incorrect

statistical learning. correct incorrect

episodic memory. correct incorrect