Which of the following accurately describes what happens to memories during interference?
A. Memories are forgotten and erased forever.
B. Memories are maintained but retrieval is difficult.
C. Long-term potentiation of memories is increased.
D. Information moves from declarative to nondeclarative memory.
Answer: B
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a. ?Semantic memories can result from a single, personal experience. b. ?Episodic memories provide us with an objective understanding of the world. c. ?Semantic memory contains specific information about events, objects, and people. d. ?Episodic memory is organized as a timeline.
Alfred Binet's test was revised for use in North America and renamed the Stanford-Binet test in 1916 by
a. David Wechsler. b. Howard Gardner. c. Lewis Terman. d. Robert Sternberg.
Jake was found by the court not to be legally responsible for his violent actions and was subsequently involuntarily committed to a mental hospital. Thus, the court ruled Jake to be
a. insane. b. neurotic. c. statistically abnormal. d. socially nonconforming.
Which aphrodisiac causes inflammation of the urinary tract and dilation of the blood vessels?
a. Yohimbine c. alcohol b. Spanish fly d. cocaine