1) State of emotional arousal where there is a feeling or experience of apprehension and uncertainty a) Episodic memory b) Phonological loop c) Anxiety d) Duration 2) Part of the phonological loop that repeats sounds or words to keep them in working memory until they are needed a) Articulatory process b) State-dependent forgetting c) Inner scribe d) Central executive 3) The amount of information that can be held in memory a) Capacity b) Forgetting c) Multi-store model d) Proactive interference 4) Part of working memory that coordinates other components a) Capacity b) Central executive c) Context-dependent forgetting d) Articulatory process 5) Method of increasing short-term memory by grouping information into larger units a) Inner scribe b) Cue-dependent forgetting c) Forgetting d) Chunking 6) Changing the format of information for use in memory a) Procedural memory b) Coding c) Episodic buffer d) Chunking 7) Interview technique devised to improve the accuracy of witness recall a) Context-dependent forgetting b) Episodic memory c) Cognitive interview d) Visual cache 8) Forgetting which occurs because the external cues at recall are different to those at the time of learning a) Chunking b) Central executive c) Context-dependent forgetting d) Leading question 9) Failure to recall information due to an absence of cuesor 'tiggers' a) Retroactive interference b) Cue-dependent forgetting c) Duration d) Episodic buffer 10) The length of time information remains in memory a) Misleading information b) Procedural memory c) Duration d) Inner scribe 11) Part of working memory which is a temporary store integrating information from the other components a) Misleading information b) Central executive c) Capacity d) Episodic buffer 12) Type of long-term memory for information about specific experiences and events in our lives a) Cue-dependent forgetting b) Cognitive interview c) Episodic memory d) Capacity 13) Stores information about the physical relationship of items (part of the visuo-spatial sketchpad) a) Proactive interference b) Inner scribe c) Episodic memory d) Cue-dependent forgetting 14) Memory can be disrupted not only by previous learning but also by what is learned in the future a) Interference theory b) Procedural memory c) Capacity d) Working memory model 15) Question phrased in such a way that it prompts a particular kind of answer a) Leading question b) Retroactive interference c) Episodic memory d) Cognitive interview 16) Incorrect information given the an eyewitness after an event a) Episodic buffer b) Multi-store model c) Misleading information d) Interference theory 17) Explanation of memory that sees information flowing through a series of storage systems a) Multi-store model b) State-dependent forgetting c) Central executive d) Proactive interference 18) Part of working memory that deals with auditory information a) Retrieval failure b) Episodic buffer c) Phonological loop d) Working memory model 19) A cause of forgetting by which previously stored information prevents learning and remembering new information a) Interference theory b) Retrieval failure c) Proactive interference d) Chunking 20) Long-term memory for "knowing how" a) Episodic memory b) Working memory model c) Proactive interference d) Procedural memory 21) Difficulties in recall that are due to the absence of the correct retrieval cues a) Articulatory process b) Working memory model c) Misleading information d) Retrieval failure 22) Occurs when newly learned information interferes with and impedes the recall of previously learned information a) State-dependent forgetting b) Central executive c) Retroactive interference d) Episodic buffer 23) Forgetting which occurs because the emotional or physical state at recall is different to that at the time of learning a) Visuo-spatial sketchpad b) Interference theory c) Episodic memory d) State-dependent forgetting 24) Part of the visuo-spatial sketchpad that stores information about form and colour a) Cognitive interview b) Visual cache c) Interference theory d) Procedural memory 25) Part of working memory that deals with visual information a) Cue-dependent forgetting b) Visuo-spatial sketchpad c) Central executive d) Phonological loop 26) Model that suggests short-term memory is composed of three, limited capacity stores a) Working memory model b) Retrieval failure c) Chunking d) Duration 27) Failure to retrieve memories a) Misleading information b) Forgetting c) Coding d) Articulatory process

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