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Explore the Memory and Forgetting with this comprehensive collection of MCQ questions and answers.Memory and Forgetting is perfect for psychology students preparing for competitive exams such as BA (Psychology), MA (Psychology), UPSC, UGC NET, State PCS, and more. Enhance your understanding, excel in your studies, and strengthen your preparation with this valuable resource. Page-4 section-1

According to which of the following theory, we forget the thing, we do not want to remember by pressing them in our unconscious mind?

A) The theory of interference B) The repression theory C) The trace decay theory D) None of the above

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Answer: Option B

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A view of cognitive activity stressing the input of information, its transformation, its storage and its eventual output is called . . . . . . . .

A) Information-processing theories B) Information-processing theories of memory C) Information-processing theories of intelligence D) Information-processing theories of attention

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Answer: Option A

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Elaboration in levels of processing theory refers to the:

A) Degree to which incoming information is processed so that it can be tied to existing memories B) Quality to which incoming information is processed so that it can be tied to existing memories C) Retrieval cues which are not explicitly present in learning D) None of the above

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Answer: Option A

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Without any known brain malfunction, amnesias result from major disturbances in the process of information encoding, storage and retrieval is known as . . . . . . . .

A) Psychological amnesia B) Dream amnesia C) Biological amnesia D) Defensive amnesia

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Answer: Option A

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Which of the following amnesias can be produced in the laboratory by using electroconvulsive shock (ECS)?

A) Childhood amnesia B) Retrograde amnesia C) Dream amnesia D) Alcohol-induced amnesia

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Answer: Option B

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Many experiments have been conducted on imagery and memory, by using the techniques called . . . . . . . .

A) Random technique B) Paired-associate technique C) Both A and B D) None of these

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Answer: Option B

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Flash Bulb memories are the memories of:

A) Events that are very arousing or surprising B) Personal dislikes C) Word-meaning association D) Inter personal relationships

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Answer: Option A

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No memories are reported pertaining to early childhood particularly during the first 4 to 5 years. This is called:

A) Neonate amnesia B) Childhood amnesia C) Infancy amnesia D) Amnesia of the newborn

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Answer: Option B

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The process through which information coming from senses is "transformed, reduced, elaborated, recovered, and used", is . . . . . . . .

A) Recognition B) Recall C) Cognition D) Memory

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Answer: Option C

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Partial or complete loss of memory is called:

A) Agnosia B) Atasia C) Amnesia D) None of the above

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Answer: Option C

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