1. Priming 2. Procedural tasks such as the tower of hanoi 3. Operant conditioning (win-stay, lose-shift tasks) 4. Describing a recently experienced event
A. 1, 3 B. 1, 2, 4 C. 1, 2, 3 D. all of the above E. none of the above
1) Tsukahara's work on limb flexion 2) Plasticity in cortical-rubral connections 3) Formation of connections between facial N. and red nucleus
A. unconscious memory is simply below threshold for accessibility and could potentially be made availabe to awareness. B. Separate structures are involved in conscious and unconscious memory C. unconscious memory is stored as a habit and thus not accessible to conscious thought D. consious memory is accompanied by an awareness of having been influenced by past events E. unconscious memory does not carry with it any awareness that behavior is in fact being influenced by past experience because. F. all of the above G. none of the above
A. A. medial diencephalic/temporal lobe B. red nucleus C. cerebellum/inferior olivary nucleus D. all of the above E. none of the above
provides a model that trie to explain classical conditioning. a model of the nictating membrane response suggests that memories are not stored in the limbic system suggests that memories are stored in the temporal lobes suggests that memories are stored in the thalamus
different types of information are stored in different ways relationship between limbic system and explicit or delcarative memory memory functions can be dissasociated from other mental functions 1 and 2 all of the above
True False
OAMG 1997
