How does information from the environment first enter the human memory system?, Through our senses, Through retrieval, Through stored meanings, Through behavioural output, What is encoding?, Losing a memory, Changing information into a form the brain can store, Recalling a past event, Producing a spoken answer, Which example uses acoustic encoding?, Remembering a colour, Remembering a definition, Remembering the sound of a name, Remembering the shape of a letter, Which example uses visual encoding?, Remembering a tune, Remembering a word's meaning, Remembering a voice, Remembering what a face looks like, Which example uses semantic encoding?, Remembering what a word means, Remembering how a word sounds, Remembering a word's colour, Remembering a word's printed shape, What does storage mean in memory?, Receiving sensory input, Keeping information over time, Changing information into sound, Giving a spoken response, A student recalls a fact learned yesterday. Which process is this?, Input, Encoding, Retrieval, Sensation, Which sequence best describes remembering information?, Retrieval, storage, encoding, Storage, retrieval, encoding, Encoding, retrieval, storage, Encoding, storage, retrieval, In the computer analogy, what corresponds to human sensory input?, Information entered using a keyboard or camera, A document printed by a printer, A file deleted from a folder, An answer displayed on a screen, A student answers a question using a stored memory. What is the answer in the information-processing analogy?, Input, Output, A sense, A memory trace

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