In the Brown-Peterson task, rehearsal prevention means that:

Lemmas contain information about ______ and lexemes contain information about ______.

Family resemblance means that:

Retrieving the word “attorney” when we meant to retrieve the word “barrister” is an example of a:

In directed forgetting, participants are asked to forget certain items. This results in:

A researcher needs to identify changes in specific regions of the brain after an automobile accident. The technician uses a magnetic coil to electrically stimulate particular areas of the brain to determine problems. This stimulation causes what type of changes?

Frederic Bartlett disagreed with behaviorists and Ebbinghous because he theorized that:

Which of the following carry electrical impulses from one neuron to another?

A device implanted directly into the brain to send electrical impulses to specific regions of the brain is called a:

If items in working memory are remembered due to maintenance of those items, the observation that memory is usually superior for items at the end of a serial position curve is known as what effect?