Answer: 1) Recall 2) short term memory 3)Procedural memories 4) mnemonic chunking 5)555-1212
Explanation:1) to answer a 'fill in the blank test' correctly it is expected that you know the answer already So you just have to go back to memory lane to get the needed information stored and that process is 'RECALLING'.
2)Working memory is most times associated/related with short term memory since there's a barely any difference between the two. There are both stages of memory storage before long term memory.
3)knowing how to ride a bike or read a book is a learned skill and takes procedures thus they are examples of procedural memory
4) From question 5 it is confirmed that mnemonic chunking is a technique in memory processing
5) I think amongst all the options, 555-1212 is the simplest manageable unit to remember.
The Roy G Biv is a learning device since it helps us to remember the colors of the rainbow .
The question is not complete but I will try to answer as much as is possible. In the first question, we are asked how to access memory. Memory is an individuals data storage and can be accessed via remembering.
The working memory is also referred to as the short term memory. This is the place where information is temporarily held and used for work. Learning how to ride a bike is an example of procedural memories. The Roy G Biv is a learning device since it helps us to remember the colors of the rainbow .
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