Taken Together, the Evidence About Memory for Images Suggests That

question 4

Multiple Choice

Taken together, the evidence about memory for images suggests that

• A) representations in working memory are different than those in long-term memory.
• B) we cannot store visual imagery in long-term memory.
• C) schemas influence images in working memory more than long-term memory.
• D) we can experience familiarity for imagery, but not source memory.

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Definitions:

Sensory Interaction

The process by which different senses, such as sight and sound, affect each other and how we perceive the world.

Smell of Food

The perception of odors emanating from food, influencing flavor and appetite.

Perception

The process by which organisms interpret and organize sensation to produce a meaningful experience of the world.

Vestibular Sacs

Parts of the inner ear involved in balance, providing the brain with information about body position in relation to gravity.