1. refers to the initial, momentary recording of information in our sensory systems. sensory memory working memory long-term memory serial memory 2. when you remember the words to a song you hear on the radio, this is usually the result of (1 point)iconic memory echoic memory the primacy effect the serial position effect 3. most theories of memory distinguish types of memory. two three four five 4. iconic memory refers to which sensory system? sense of smell sense of touch auditory visual 5. george miller suggested that humans can hold approximately how many units of information at one time? four five six seven 6. refers to our general knowledge of the world, and of all the facts we know. episodic memory semantic memory procedural memory working memory 7. which of the following is an example of episodic memory? your social security number math equations your high school prom how to play the piano 8. the causes people to recall the first few items in a series. primacy effect serial position effect recency effect memory span 9. reading a book on how to play the guitar is an example of what type of memory? declarative nondeclarative episodic procedural 10. the capacity of long-term memory seems to be finite infinite seven, plus or minus two dependent on the capacity of the short-term memory