4.4.1 Memory - The Working Memory Model Part 1 Flashcards

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Who came up with the Working Memory Model of Memory?

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Baddeley and Hitch (1974)

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What is the Central Executive?

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. Known as the controller or company boss
. Controls and coordinates the activites of ither sub systems
. Focuses and switches attention
. Selects problem solving strategies
. Connects working memory to long term memory
. Can only perform so many tasks at once

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What Is The Central Executive Responsible For?

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. Learning
. Reasoning
. Comprehensive Solving
. Problem Solving

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What Two Parts Is The Visuo Spatial Sketchpad split into?

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. Visual Component or Cache

. A Spatial Component or Inner Scribe

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What Is The Visual Components Function?

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To deal with objects and features such as shape and colour

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What Is The Spatial Components Function?

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To deal with locations and movements in space

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What Kind of Information Does The Visuo-spatial Sketchpad Deal With?

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Visual

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When was the Episodic Buffer introduced?

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2000

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What did the Episodic Buffer do?

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. Brought together material from other subsystems into a single memory
. Provides a bridge between working memory and long term memory

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What are the two parts of the Phonological Loop?

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. Articulatory Control System

. Phonological Store

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What does the Articulatory Control System do?

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. Processes sounds
. Sub-Vocal speech - Limited Capacity
. Used to prepare speech and thinking such as mental arithmetic - Capacity determined on how long it takes to say something

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What does the Phonological Store do?

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. Holds auditory memory traces for a few seconds before they fade (limited capacity)
. Receives sound from the environment
. Receives auditory info from own internal speech via the articulatory control system

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What is the Articulatory Control System referred to as?

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Inner Voice

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What is the Phonological Store referred to as?

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Inner Ear

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What kind of information does the Phonological Loop deal with?

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Auditory

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Name all 3 slave systems of the Working Memory Model

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. Visuo-spatial sketchpad
. Episodic Buffer
. Phonological Loop

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What do all the slave systems link into?

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Long Term Memory