1)In what way is human memory like a computer? A

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1)In what way is human memory like a computer?

A. information retrieved from memory can be accessed without changing or modifying the way in which that information is represented

B. there is a concrete upper bound on the amount of information that can be stored in long-term memory. The more we know the less we are able to learn.

C. memory is reliable and not susceptible to errors

D. none of the above

 

2.To what extent do dreams replay actual waking events?

A. Most dreams are more or less exact replications of waking events

B. Most dreams involve entirely new events that have absolutely no connection with waking life or the real world

C. Most dreams involve elements of waking events that are recombined in novel ways, a process similar in many ways to episodic memory

D. Most dreams involve elements of waking events that are recombined in novel ways, a process completely different than episodic memory

 

3.As discussed in the lecture on creative cognition, individuals who have a steep associative hierarchy are more likely__________ than individuals with a shallow associative hierarchy.

A. to be creative

B. to think of "victory" in response to "table"

C. to have strong inhibitory abilities