Fazio and Marsh (2006) looked at memory for false facts embedded in stories given to children varying from age 5 to age 7. They found that:

“Every Good Boy Does Fine” specifies the musical note on the line in the treble clef in musical notation. This is an example of a(n) ______________.

Describe what a hematoma is and how it differs from a pseudoaneurysm.  What is a hematoma (2 points)? How does it differ from a pseudo. (2 points)?

Self-regulated learning is most associated with which broad principle of memory improvement?

a) How do mnemonists memorize large sets of numbers (like a deck of cards for example)?    b) Tell me at least one strategy discussed (video and/or chapter).

______________ refers to the awareness that other individuals have separate states of awareness, different from that of our own.

In most studies, it would be considered unethical to:

The effects of transient global amnesia:

Maguire, Valentine, Wilding, and Kapur (2003) were able to memory competitors using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). Relative to normal controls, the memory competitors:

Judgments of learning improve memory by: