cognitive priming

• What is cognitive priming?

  It is the activation of related memories.
• What are meaningful cues in memory retrieval?

  They are hints that help retrieve memories.
• What are cues without meaning?

  They are unrelated memory cues.
• What is recognition in memory retrieval?

  Identification from previous encounters.
• What is free recall?

  Memory retrieval without specific cues.
• What is cued recall?

  Retrieving information using aids or cues.
• How does cognitive priming affect stimulus processing?

  It speeds up processing of related stimuli.
• What is semantic priming?

  Facilitation from presenting related words.
• Give an example of semantic priming.

  Words like "nurse" and "doctor".
• What is repetition priming?

  Change in response due to prior encounters.
• What is associative priming?

  Involves two normally associated stimuli.
• What was the aim of Hamis et al. (2009) study?

  To see if adverts influence eating behavior.
• What was the procedure in Hamis et al. (2009) study?

  Children watched cartoons with or without food ads.
• What were the findings of Hamis et al. (2009) study?

  Children saw food ads ate 45% more snacks.
• What conclusion can be drawn from Hamis et al. (2009) study?

  Adverts influence children's eating behavior.
• What are cognitive scripts?

  Frameworks for understanding social situations.
• What are cognitive braces?

  Tools that help organize thoughts.
• What are indirect cues?

  Hints that are not directly related.
• What are the types of memory retrieval processes?

  Recognition, free recall, and cued recall.
• What is the influence of television food advertising?

  It affects children's eating behavior significantly.