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What can this study be used for?

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Working memory model

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Background

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  • Extension to MSMM
  • Mainly focuses on explaining how STM works
  • Proposed by Baddeley and Hitch in 1974
  • Central executive (divides attention to different processes)
  • Visual sketchpad (visual information)
  • Episodic buffer ( links info from STM to LTM)
  • Phonological loop (auditory processing)
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Year

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2011

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Aim

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To see if articulatory suppression would influence recall of 7 dissimilar letters

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Participants

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34 undergraduate psychology students

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Experimental design

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Independent measures design

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Procedure

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  • In control group, participants saw a list of letters for 5 seconds and then were asked to wait another 5 seconds and then recall words in correct order
  • Experimental group had to repeatedly say ‘1’ and ‘2’ while recalling the list of words
  • Each condition had 10 trials and average accuracy of recall was calculated
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Results

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  • Controll group recalled 76% of words in correct order

- Experimental group had sufficiency of 45%

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Explanation using WMM

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  • One of WMM’s stores is phonological loop.

- When it’s overwhelmed, working memory can’t function properly and the sufficiency is reduced

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Evaluation

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+ Well controlled, IV/DV relationship clear
+ Supports WMM
- Low ecological validity due to the task provided
- Participant variability (some might have better memory than others)

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