The Three Component Processes in Memory Are

question 15

Multiple Choice

The three component processes in memory are:

• A) recall, recognition, and cognition.
• B) encoding, storage, and retrieval.
• C) acoustic, semantic, and sensory.
• D) sensation, perception, and cognition.

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Definitions:

Generalization

The psychological process in which a response, learned from a specific stimulus, is elicited by similar stimuli, demonstrating the adaptive nature of learning.

Conditioned To Salivate

This term refers to a learned response where an individual or animal begins to salivate in anticipation of food, famously illustrated by Pavlov's experiments with dogs.

Classical Conditioning

A habituation process where two stimuli are repetitively paired; the reaction, initially triggered by the second stimulus, is at length triggered by the first stimulus alone.

Specific Fears

Specific Fears refer to intense, irrational fears related to specific objects, situations, or activities, which can significantly impact an individual's daily life and well-being.