Question 1
Explicit memories are memories of which we are __________.
◦ consciously unaware
◦ consciously aware
◦ unable to recall
◦ primed to remember
Question 2
False memory research has made use of specific methodologies to present participants with false information from their past. Which of the following best describes the imagination inflation method?
◦ The researcher suggests the participant does not remember the event, but their parent reported that the event happened.
◦ Participants are asked about childhood experiences and are then presented with feedback suggesting that the event happened, even though they may not remember it at the time. Participants are then asked to imagine the event and answer questions about it.
◦ The researcher chooses a childhood event that the participant previously reported did not happen, but tells the participant that it did happen. The researcher encourages the participant to concentrate on and imagine details of the event and then answer questions about the memory.
◦ Participants are provided with photos of what they think are themselves participating in an event that never actually happened. They are then asked to reflect on the memory and answer questions about specific details of the event.
False-color imagery of the Sun, a G-type main-sequence star, the closest to Earth.
Chair made from tree
Attention and memory are in demand during circle time.
Time course for antibodies to the EBV viral–specific antigens.
Human population growth, 1700 - present
3-month-old baby in one of Rovee-Collier's memory experiments