Question

question 29
(q010) carol seems to remember every detail about every conversation she has. she also remembers what everyone has given her for her birthday for the past several years. which type of long - term memory is carol known for?
o a procedural
o b classical conditioning
o c semantic
o d episodic

question 30
(q010) damian noticed that a suspicious car had been circling his neighborhood, so the next time it drove past, he looked at the license plate number. which type of memory allowed him to repeat the number to himself long enough to find a pen and paper and write it down?
o a long - term memory
o b haptic memory
o c working memory
o d sensory memory

question 31
(q011) patient j.b. suffered an injury and now has memory problems. he remembers his childhood, past events, and knowledge he has previously learned, but he does not form new explicit memories. luckily, he can still learn new implicit tasks. what disorder does j.b. have?
o a anterograde amnesia
o b forgetfulness
o c retrograde amnesia
o d attention deficit disorder

question 32
(q011) vikranth takes pride in being able to memorize long strings of letters very quickly. his trick is to see each group of letters as the initials of people he knows. that way, instead of remembering 20 letters, he only has to remember a group of seven friends. what is the name for vikranths technique?
o a lumping
o b chunking
o c scheming
o d filtering

Explanation:

• Question 29: Episodic memory involves recalling personal experiences and events, such as conversations and birthday gifts.
• Question 30: Working memory holds information temporarily for use in tasks like repeating a license plate number.
• Question 31: Anterograde amnesia is the inability to form new explicit memories while retaining old ones.
• Question 32: Chunking is the technique of grouping information (like letters into friend initials) to aid memory.

Answer:

• Question 29: D. episodic
• Question 30: C. working memory
• Question 31: A. anterograde amnesia
• Question 32: B. chunking