Chapter 2 Memory - MSM Flashcards

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MSM - Sensory register?

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  • Sense-specific coding. Very brief duration (Sperling’s study, less than 50ms). High capacity.
  • Transfer to STM by attention.
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MSM - STM?

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  • Mainly acoustic coding. Limited duration (18s) & capacity (5-9).
  • Transfer to LTM by prolonged rehearsal.
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MSM - LTM?

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  • Mainly semantic coding. Unlimited duration & capacity.
  • Created through prolonged maintenance rehearsal.
  • Retrieval from LTM via STM.
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MSM Evaluations? SLLX

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S - Research support
L - More than one STM store
L - Elaborative rehearsal
X - Bygone model

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MSM Evaluation - Research support? S

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  • Research shows STM & LTM use different coding & have different capacity.
  • CP is that the studies do not use everyday materials (e.g. consonant syllables have no meaning in everyday life), low validity.
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MSM Evaluation - More than one STM store? L

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Studies of amnesia (e.g. KF) show different STM stores for visual & auditory material.

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MSM Evaluation - Elaborative rehearsal? L

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Transfer to LTM more about elaboration (meaningful processing) than prolonged maintenance rehearsal (Craik & Watkins).

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MSM Evaluation - Bygone model? X

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Supporting evidence but also evidence of more than one type of STM & LTM.

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