Match Each Example With The Memory Problem It Most Likely Is After An Accident Henry Can No Longer Make New Memories A 1 (348.74 KiB) Viewed 57 times
Match Each Example With The Memory Problem It Most Likely Is After An Accident Henry Can No Longer Make New Memories A 2 (281.64 KiB) Viewed 57 times
Match each example with the memory problem it most likely is. After an accident, Henry can no longer make new memories about the things that happen in his life. Kim cannot remember the few minutes leading up to her head injury. Lara cannot remember how many stripes the United States flag has because she never stored that information in her memory. Letty is having trouble memorizing her new address because she keeps getting it mixed up with her old address. Manny begins to forget some words in Spanish since he is currently learning French. ✓ [Choose ] retrograde amnesia retroactive interference encoding failure anterograde amnesia proactive interference [Choose ] [Choose ] [Choose ]
Question 9 Match each definition with the appropriate term. type of long-term memory of facts and events we personally experience type of declarative memory that contains information about events we have personall experienced, also known as autobiographica memory memories we consciously try to remember and recall memories that are not part of our consciousness ✓ [Choose ] episodic memory explicit memory declarative memory implicit memory [Choose ] [Choose ]
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