(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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TYPE OF LTM THAT INVOLVES THE RECALL OF GENERAL WORLD KNOWLEDGE LIKE FACTS, IDEAS AND PEOPLE
SEMANTIC MEMORY
KAHNEMAN
PSYCHOLOGIST WHO PROPOSED THE DUAL PROCESSING MODEL
USED FMRI SCANNERS TO SEE WHETHER DIFFERENT AREAS OF THE BRAIN WERE ACTIVE WHEN ANSWERING CONCRETE OR ABSTRACT QUESTIONS
GILEAD ET AL
CONDUCTED A QUASI EXPERIMENT WITH PARTICIPANTS IN NEW YORK ON 9/11 TO INVESTIGATE THE ROLE OF THE AMYGDALA IN THE RETRIEVAL OF FLASHBULB MEMORIES
SHAROT ET AL
PART OF WMM RESPONSIBILE FOR PROCESSING AUDITORY INFORMATION AND LANGUAGE
PHONOLOGICAL LOOP
INVESTIGATED WHETHER ANCHORING BIAS WOULD IMPACT RECOMMENDED SENTENCE LENGTH IN GERMAN TRIAL JUDGES
ENGLICH & MUSSWEILER
TENDENCY TO RELY TOO HEAVILY ON FIRST PIECE OF INFORMATION ENCOUNTERED
ANCHORING BIAS
REFERS TO WHEN POST EVEN INFORMATION INFLUENCES THE ACCURACY OF RECALL OF AN EVENT
MISINFORMATION EFFECT
TESTED WHETHER SCHEMA ACTIVATION WOULD INFLUENCE RECALL AND COMPREHENSION OF AN AMBIGUOS PASSAGE
BRANSFORD AND JOHNSON
TYPE OF LTM WHICH INVOLVES THE RECALL OF HOW TO PERFORM PARTICULAR ACTIONS AND SKILLS
PROCEDURAL MEMORY
INVESTIGATED WHETHER TEST FLUENCY WOULD IMPACT PERFORMANCE ON COGNITIVE REASONING TEST
ALTER AND OPPENHEIMER
RATIONAL, CONCIOUS AND SLOW FORM OF THINKING THAT REQUIRES MORE COGNITIVE EFFORT
SYSTEM 2 THINKING
CONDUCTED THE WAR OF THE GHOSTS STUDY
BARTLETT
MODEL THAT SUGGESTS THAT WE HAVE TWO SYSTEMS OF THINKING: SYSTEM 1 & 2
DUAL PROCESSING MODEL
CONDUCTED A LAB EXPERIMENT TO TEST DURTION OF STM AND WHETHER REHEARSAL WAS NEEDED FOR RECALL OF TRIGRAMS
PETERSON AND PETERSON
PART OF MSM THAT IS SAID TO HAVE A CAPACITY FOR 7+-2 UNITS OF INFORMATION
SHORT TERM MEMORY
TYPE OF LTM THAT INVOLVES THE RECALL OF SPECIFIC EVENTS FROM ONE'S PERSONAL PAST
EPISODIC MEMORY
STUDIED FLASHBULB MEMORIES OF THE CHALLENGER DISASTER AND FOUND THAT ALTHOUGH PARTICIPANTS WERE CONFIDENT ABOUT THEIR MEMORIES THEY WERE NOT ACCURATE
NEISSER & HARSCH
A HIGHLY DETAILED AND VIVID MEMORY OF THE MOMENT A PERSON LEARNED ABOUT A SHOCKING EVENT
FLASHBULB MEMORY
PART OF THE TEMPORAL LOBE WHICH IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE TRANSFER OF STM TO LTM
HIPPOCAMPUS
AN ORGANISED MENTAL FRAMEWORK STORED IN LTM THAT CONTAINS EVERYTHING YOU KNOW ABOUT A PERSON, PLACE,EVENT OR OBJECT
SCHEMA
PART OF WMM THAT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR INTEGRATING INFORMATION FROM OTHER COMPONENTS WITH TIME SEQUENCING
EPISODIC BUFFER
ONE OF EARLIEST MODELS TO PROVIDE A BASIC OVERVIEW OF MEMORY WHICH IS NOW CRITICISED FOR BEING TOO SIMPLISTIC
MULTI STORE MODEL
INVESTIGATED WHETHER LEADING QUESTIONS WOULD INFLUENCE ACCURACY OF RECALL OF A CAR ACCIDENT
LOFTUS AND PALMER
FOUND THAT LEADING QUESTIONS DID NOT INFLUENCE RECALL OF EYEWITNESSES OF A REAL ROBBERY IN CANADA
YUILLE & CUTSHALL
AN AUTOMATIC AND INTUITIVE WAY OF THINKING THAT DOES NOT PLACE HIGH DEMANDS ON WORKING MEMORY
SYSTEM 1
TVERKSY AND KAHNEMAN
FOUND THAT SPINNING A WHEEL OF FORTUNE WHEEL INFLUENCED ESTIMATES OF UNRELATED QUESTIONS
COMPONENT OF WMM BINDS AND INTEGRATES INFORMATION FROM ALL OTHER COMPONENTS TOGETHER WITH TIME SEQUECING
EPISODIC BUFFER
