PSY 360 the global matching model MINERVA 2

In the global matching model MINERVA 2, the strength of retrieval is conveyed by the __________.aecho contentbecho intensitycconnection weightsdpattern convolution1 pointsQUESTION 2The idea that recall proceeds by a person first generating information in working memory and then assessing whether that information is stored in long-term memory is called __________.areflective rememberingbthe generate-recognize theorychypermnesiadguessingQUESTION 3The Tulving-Wiseman function shows that __________.athere is no such thing as a forgetting curve after all; forgetting is linearbthe generate-recognize formula is mathematically impossiblecrecognition failure can occur, and the generate-recognize model is wrongdTulving’s memory was better than Wiseman’s memory in a short case studyQUESTION 4According to the Collins and Quillian network model, information is organized in memory __________.ahierarchicallybaccording to propositional associationscbased on when the knowledge was learneddbased on the retrieval processQUESTION 5Under the dual process theory, recollection appears to depend more on the __________.acerebellumboccipital lobectemporal lobedhippocampus and frontal lobesQUESTION 6The idea that the simplest explanation is probably the correct one is known as __________.aactivation simplificationbparallel processingcOccam’s RazordPavlov’s learning continuumQUESTION 7Which of the following is NOT a memory component of the ACT model?aworking memorybpropositional networkcsemantic networkdproduction memory