Question: The inability to distinguish what you originally experienced from what you heard or were told about and event later is…

Answer: Source misattribution

Question: (Blank) memory refers to a vivid, detailed recollection of an emotional event.

Answer: flashbulb

Question: What is not a circumstance that contributes to confabulation?

Answer: The image of the event contains few details.

Question: Which of the following tests for recall?

Answer: Essay questions

Question: The (Blank) model represents the contents of memory as connections among a huge number of interacting processing units.

Answer: parallel distributed processing

Question: In the three-box model of memory, (blank) holds information temporarily for up to about 30 seconds.

Answer: short-term memory

Question: Which of the following is not a way in which information is organized in long-term memory?

Answer: Uniqueness

Question: (Blank) is a stategy for prolonging retention whereby one encodes information by processing the meaning rather than simply the physical or sensory features of a stimulus.

Answer: Deep processing

Question: The (blank) theory of forgetting proposes the idea that new information entering memory can cause older information to be erased.

Answer: replacement

Question: Which of the following is the loss of memory for important personal information, often painful events due usually to organic causes?

Answer: Amnesia