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QUESTION 7 (2004) Results of the Deese-Roediger-McDermott (DRM) procedure demonstrate a the role of perceptual priming in recall. b. the importance of having multiple retrieval paths in memory. c. intrusion errors based on semantic knowledge. d. that confidence is a direct index of the accuracy of recall. QUESTION 8 (2003) Many people think of a drum as the prototypical percussion instrument. Given this, which of the following results is most likely? a. When people are asked which of two instruments is "more 'percussiony," they will choose the drum if it is an option. ob. When two types of instruments are within the category of percussion instruments, they will be treated equally. Oc. The statement, "Chimes are percussion instruments," will be verified more quickly than the statement, "Drums are percussion instruments." Od. When asked to create sentences about percussion instruments, participants frequently say things like, "I heard a percussion instrument chiming." QUESTION 9 (Q008) Long-term memory is to working memory as is to a. a file stored on a hard drive; an open document you are working on b. a keyboard on your computer; the cursor on your computer oc an open file on your computer; the monitor on your computer od. a printed copy of a file; a file stored on a CD QUESTION 10 Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers. 0 E N e to search

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7) C

The Deese, Roediger and McDermott (DRM) task is a false memory paradigm in which subjects are presented with lists of semantically related words (e.g., nurse, hospital, etc.) at encoding. After a delay, subjects are asked to recall or recognize these words.

And researchers .use caution when discussing the overall reach and implications of their experiments when using this task to study 'false memory', as DRM memory errors may not adequately reflect false memories in the real world, such as false memory in eyewitness testimony, or false memories of sexual abuse.

8) a

The prototype is more often chosen as an item for a particular category.

9) a

Working memory cannot be operationally defined in terms of any particular retention interval. Instead, working memory involves the process of active maintenance of a limited amount of information. The key factors that determine whether working memory is sufficient to support performance, or whether performance must also depend on long-term memory, are the amount of information that can be held in mind and how amenable this information is to active rehearsal