2.2: The phonological loop (PL)

Question 1

Describe the phonological loop component of the working memory model (3 marks)

Answer 1

The phonological loop is one of the slave systems controlled by the central executive

Question 2

Describe the phonological loop component of the working memory model (3 marks).
The phonological loop is one of the slave systems controlled by the central executive.
What can the phonological loop be subdivided into?

Answer 2

The phonological loop can be subdivided into the phonological store (inner ear) and the articulatory process (inner voice)

Question 3

Describe the phonological loop component of the working memory model (3 marks).
The phonological loop is one of the slave systems controlled by the central executive.
The phonological loop can be subdivided into the phonological store (inner ear) and the articulatory process (inner voice).
What does the phonological store store?

Answer 3

The phonological store stores the words you hear (in speech form)

Question 4

Describe the phonological loop component of the working memory model (3 marks).
The phonological loop is one of the slave systems controlled by the central executive.
The phonological loop can be subdivided into the phonological store (inner ear) and the articulatory process (inner voice).
The phonological store stores the words you hear (in speech form) and what does the articulatory process allow for?

Answer 4

The phonological store stores the words you hear (in speech form) and the articulatory process allows for maintenance rehearsal

Question 5

Describe the phonological loop component of the working memory model (3 marks).
The phonological loop is one of the slave systems controlled by the central executive.
The phonological loop can be subdivided into the phonological store (inner ear) and the articulatory process (inner voice).
The phonological store stores the words you hear (in speech form) and the articulatory process allows for maintenance rehearsal.
What is the capacity of the phonological loop?

Answer 5

The capacity of the phonological loop is what can be said in 2 seconds