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Which type of code preserves some feature of what is being represented?
 
  a. analog code
 b. hierarchical code
  c. deductive code
 d. symbolic code

Ques. 2

According to Allan Paivio, mental representations for words are represented in a(n) ____ code, whereas visual images are represented in a(n) ____ code.
 
  a. symbolic; analog
 b. analog; symbolic
 c. verbal; propositional
  d. propositional; verbal

Ques. 3

We are typically most aware of our use of ____ imagery.
 
  a. tactile
 b. auditory
 c. visual
 d. olfactory

Ques. 4

Imagery includes ____.
 
  a. only visual representations
 b. representations perceived through any senses
  c. only visual, auditory, and taste representations
  d. only visual and auditory representations

Ques. 5

In ____, the relationship between a word and what it represents is arbitrary.
 
  a. analog representation
 b. semantic representation
  c. deductive code
 d. symbolic representation

Ques. 6

Which type of knowledge involves knowing how to do something, like how to ride a bicycle?
 
  a. declarative knowledge
 b. procedural knowledge
 c. productive thinking
 d. preoperational knowledge

Ques. 7

The U.S. Constitution was ratified in 1789 is an example of ____ knowledge.
 
  a. analogical
 b. declarative
 c. nondeclarative
  d. procedural

Ques. 8

Declarative knowledge includes ____.
 
  a. facts that can be stated
 b. procedures that can be implemented.
 c. only knowledge that can be visually represented
 d. only knowledge that cannot be mentally represented

Ques. 9

A scientist who studies classic epistemology would be studying the ____.
 
  a. nature, origin, and limits of mental representation
  b. limits of visual imagery
 c. nature, origin, and limits of human knowledge
 d. nature and origin of semantic knowledge

Ques. 10

If you were an expert memory consultant for a jury trial, what information would you share with the jury about memory? What factors might influence what you tell the jury?
 
  What will be an ideal response?
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Answer to #1

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Answer to #2

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Answer to #3

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Answer to #4

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Answer to #5

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Answer to #6

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Answer to #7

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Answer to #8

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Answer to #9

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Answer to #10

People tend to distort their memories. For example, just saying something has happened to you makes you more likely to think it really happened. This is true whether the event happened or not. These distortions tend to occur in seven specific ways, which Schacter refers to as the seven sins of memory.. They include transience; absent-mindedness; blocking; misattribution; suggestibility; bias; and persistence.

Eyewitness testimony may be the most common source of wrongful convictions in the United States. Of the first 180 cases in the United States in which convicts were exonerated through the use of DNA evidence, more than three-quarters involved eyewitness errors. Whatever may be the validity of eyewitness testimony for adults, it clearly is suspect for children.

What a consultant emphasized would depend on the side for which he or she was testifying.
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