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Question 11 Mark
There are many techniques for improving memory.
Answer
True
Explanation: Some of the techniques of improving memory are keyword method, encoding specificity, method of loci, mnemonic devices, practice, and rehearsal, minimizing interference, and POWER method.
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Question 21 Mark
The Method of Loci provides information about how context can affect memory.
Answer
False
Reason: ‘The encoding specificity of memory’ provides information about how context can affect memory.
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Question 31 Mark
There are five levels of motivated forgetting.
Answer
False
Reason: There are two levels of motivated forgetting, viz. Repression and Thought suppression.
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Question 41 Mark
In recognition, a person has to retrieve information from LTM with no cues.
Answer
False
Reason: In recognition, a person has to point out or recognize previously learned material that is presented to him in a different context.
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Question 51 Mark
Very often forgetting is due to unconscious processes like repression.
Answer
True
Explanation: We subconsciously push unwanted thoughts and memories into our unconsciousness. It is one of the causes of forgetting.
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Question 61 Mark
Baddeley called LTM the working bench of memory.
Answer
False
Reason: Baddeley called STM the working bench of memory because STM is the most important stage of memory which is used most of the time for problem-solving.
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Question 71 Mark
Short-term memory is known by many other terms.
Answer
True
Explanation: Short-term or working memory was formerly known as ‘short term store’. It is also known as primary memory, immediate memory, operant memory, and provisional memory.
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Question 81 Mark
There are four basic processes of memory.
Answer
False
Reason: There are three basic processes of memory, viz. encoding/acquisition, storage, and retrieval.
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