The Long-Term Progressive Increase in the Resistance of Memories to Disruption

question 29

Multiple Choice

The long-term progressive increase in the resistance of memories to disruption by electroconvulsive shock was demonstrated in a study by Squire, Slater, and Chace (1975) in which the memory for __________ was assessed.

• A) digits
• B) faces
• C) shocks
• D) television shows that played for only one year
• E) names

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Definitions:

Sociohistorical Context

This refers to the social and historical background or circumstances that influence an event, idea, or phenomenon.

Episodic Memory

A form of enduring memory that encompasses the recall of particular incidents, circumstances, and personal experiences.

Parallel Park

The process of parking a vehicle parallel to the road, in line with other parked vehicles, usually in a designated parking space.

Psychology Laboratory

A controlled setting designed for conducting research and experiments related to cognitive, emotional, and behavioral processes.