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Assignment:
1. What does the typical curve of forgetting explain?
2. What is Jost's Law?
3. What is the reminiscent bump?
4. How does self-narrative hypothesis describe the reminiscent bump?
5. What are the other two main hypotheses for the reminiscent bump time frame?
6. What are the four common causes of forgetting?
7. How is retroactive interference different from proactive inhibition? Please define both terms in your explanation.
8. What types of people are most likely to come up with a confabulation?
9. What is source monitoring?
10. What are false memories?
Please describe the Deese-Roediger-McDermoot (DRM) procedure.
Video Questions
Forgetting is a part of memory | Richard Morris
1. What are mental gymnastics?
2. Can your brain/memories get filled up?
3. Dr. Morris did a study investigating novelty and its effect on forgetting. Please describe his experiment (with the rats and mice).
Remembering and Forgetting: Crash Course Psychology
1. Why was the psychologist talking about a pen? What was he giving an example of?
2. Why was the psychologist talking about a grocery list? What were the two main concepts he was explaining?
3. What is the misinformation effect?