__________ is the process of accessing information stored in long-term memory.

Amelia was in a bike accident and had to stay in the hospital for a few days.  She had never experienced a trauma like this before and could remember every single detail about the event.  Her detailed account and recollection of what occurred during the accident is due to __________ memories.

Nicole is at a party and takes a(n) __________ drug.  She starts to see things that are not actually there and feels a sense of euphoria.  However, her body temperature greatly increased, and she became very sick and had to go home.

Edward is an elementary school teacher.  He decides that he will start randomly giving out stickers to 5 students in each class who answer the questions correctly.  However, the students do not know which questions they will receive a sticker for.  This is an example of a(n) __________ reinforcement schedule which will encourage students to participate more in class compared to __________ reinforcement, which would reward every student each time they got an answer correct.

In Pavlov’s experiment for classical conditioning, some of the dogs would start to salivate to anything that sounded similar to the bell Pavlov used during the experiment.  This is called:

Our sleep-wake circadian rhythm is regulated by the __________.

A memory system that holds information temporarily while actively manipulating and rehearsing that information is called:

__________ is transforming information into a form that can be entered into and retained by the memory system.

Brooke was instructed by her college that she needed to change her password for her school email.  She did so but as time went on, Brooke could no longer remember her old password that she needed to log in to another account with.  The new password interfering with remembering the old password is an example of:

Evelyn is 5 years old and wakes up often in the middle of the night screaming.  When her parents come into her room, she is sitting up in bed, not awake, and screaming at the top of her lungs.  The following morning, Evelyn will never remember doing this.  This is because Evelyn is experiencing: