MEMORY instructions: Following are seven scenarios, each involving memory concepts explained in Chapter 6. For each sce nario, select the best concept listed below that is at work in the scenario. Note: Each concept will only be used once, but not all concepts will be used. 1. This memory may store a whole visual grid of letters but the information fades too quickly for a person to recall everything. This is an example of
2. Although he has not ridden a bike in many years, Stan still remembers how to do so. This is due to his
3. Kelly remembers the first time she met her college roommate. This knowledge is part of her
4. Beth believes that Michael told her the latest gossip about Cam, but it was actually Jim who told her the gossip. Beth has a problem with her
5. Melinda has a very detailed recollection of 9/11 including where she was and who she was with when she first heard about it. This is an example of a
6. After a hard tackle on the football field on Saturday night, Chris cannot remember anything that happened on Saturday before the tackle. This memory problem is an example of
7. Now that Kimmy knows her new course schedule, she has trouble remembering her schedule from last semester. This is an example of
Anterograde Amnesia
Echoic Memory
Episodic Memory
Flashbulb Memory
Iconic Memory
Proactive Interference
Procedural Memory
Prospective Memory
Retroactive Interference
Retrograde Amnesia
Source Memory