2.2: The episodic buffer Flashcards
Episodic buffer (EB)
Episodic buffer (EB) is a component of the WMM that serve as a temporary store of integrated information from the:
- Central executive (CE)
- Phonological loop (PL)
- Visuo-spatial sketchpad (VSS)
- LTM
Who (what year) added a 3rd slave system, the episodic buffer, because the model needs what?
Baddeley (2000) added a 3rd slave system, the episodic buffer, because the model needs a general store to operate properly
Baddeley (2000) added a 3rd slave system, the episodic buffer, because the model needs a general store to operate properly.
The phonological loop (PL) and the visuo-spatial sketchpad (VSS) deal with the processing and temporary storage of specific types of information, but have limited capacity and the central executive (CE) has no what?
The:
1. Phonological loop (PL) and the visuo-spatial sketchpad (VSS) deal with the processing and temporary storage of specific types of information
,but have limited capacity and
2. Central executive (CE) has no storage capacity
Baddeley (2000) added a 3rd slave system, the episodic buffer, because the model needs a general store to operate properly.
The phonological loop (PL) and the visuo-spatial sketchpad (VSS) deal with the processing and temporary storage of specific types of information, but have limited capacity and the central executive (CE) has no storage capacity and so cannot contain items relating to what properties?
The:
1. Phonological loop (PL) and the visuo-spatial sketchpad (VSS) deal with the processing and temporary storage of specific types of information
,but have limited capacity and
2. Central executive (CE) has no storage capacity and so cannot contain items relating to visual and acoustic properties
Baddeley (2000) added a 3rd slave system, the episodic buffer, because the model needs a general store to operate properly.
The phonological loop (PL) and the visuo-spatial sketchpad (VSS) deal with the processing and temporary storage of specific types of information, but have limited capacity and the central executive (CE) has no storage capacity and so cannot contain items relating to visual and acoustic properties.
Therefore, the episodic buffer (EB) was introduced to explain how?
Therefore, the episodic buffer (EB) was introduced to explain how it is possible to temporarily store information combined together from the:
- Central executive (CE)
- Phonological loop (PL)
- Visuo-spatial sketchpad (VSS)
- LTM
The episodic buffer (EB) maintains a sense of what?
The episodic buffer (EB) maintains a sense of time sequencing
The episodic buffer (EB) maintains a sense of time sequencing, as it basically does what?
The episodic buffer (EB) maintains a sense of time sequencing, as it basically records events (episodes) that are happening
The episodic buffer (EB) can be seen as the what of the central executive (CE)?
The episodic buffer (EB) can be seen as the storage component of the central executive (CE)
The episodic buffer (EB) can be seen as the storage component of the central executive (CE) and has a what capacity of what according to who (what year)?
The episodic buffer (EB):
- Can be seen as the storage component of the central executive (CE)
- Has a limited capacity of about 4 chunks according to Baddeley (2012)
The episodic buffer (EB) links working memory to what?
The episodic buffer (EB) links working memory to:
- LTM
- Wider cognitive processes
The episodic buffer (EB) links working memory to LTM and wider cognitive processes, such as what?
The episodic buffer (EB) links working memory to:
- LTM
- Wider cognitive processes, such as perception