TEST YOURSELF AGAIN 1. What does context-dependent learning tell us about the nature of retrieval paths? 2. In what ways is a retrieval path like an "ordinary" path (e.g., a path or highway leading to a particular city)? 3. What is encoding specificity? How is it demonstrated? 4. What is subthreshold activation of a memory node? What role does subthreshold activation play in the explanation of why retrieval hints are often helpful? 5. How does semantic priming illustrate the effectiveness of subthreshold activation? 6. Define "recognition" and "recall." 7. What evidence indicates that source memory and familiarity are distinct from each other? 8. What is the difference between implicit and explicit memory? Which of these is said to be "memory without awareness"? 9. What is the role of implicit memory in explaining the false fame effect? 10. What is processing fluency, and how does it influence us? 11. In what sense is familiarity more like a conclusion that you draw, rather than a feeling triggered by a stimulus? 12. Define "retrograde and anterograde" amnesia. 13. What type(s) of memory are disrupted in patients suffering from Korsakoff's syndrome?