Please help me answer the questions below:

1. "Can you recall any or all of the essential understandings for the reliability of cognitive processing? Record what you can recall before going back to the notes or book to fill them in. Repetition is one method of pushing things to long-term memory (LTM)."
2. "What is the misinformation effect? Include leading questions in your response."
3. "Explain one of the topics or ideas from the bottom of the CC #14 handout. What did the video say about it? Was that the same as what you learned from the text?" I chose how memory are stored
4. "Reconstructive Review - what does reconstruct mean when it comes to memory theory? Can you identify one study that supports the theory and one that contradicts it?" What is one thing you recall about each research example?
5. "Flashbulb Memories: What is the name of the actual theory? How did it change over time?"
6. " What is a heuristic? Can you give an example? What assumption of the cognitive approach does it confirm?"
7. "When do we use heuristics? Why are they often called biases? How do we avoid those biases from influencing our thinking incorrectly?"
8. "To what extent do you think that cognitive biases are universal? Explain why. If not universal, why not?"