Long Term Memory Model

Question 1

Couplet One: AO1, DM, AO3, EDM

Answer 1

AO1: Semantic memory
DM: This means…
AO3: Clive Wearing : remembered he loved his wife
EDM: Therefore…

Question 2

Couplet Two: AO1, DM, AO3, EDM

Answer 2

AO1: Procedural memory
DM: This means…
AO3: Clive Wearing: remembered piano and conducting but not education
EDM: Therefore…

Question 3

Couplet Three: AO1, DM, AO3, EDM

Answer 3

AO1: episodic memory
DM: This supports…
AO3: Clive Wearing: can’t remember anything relating to past/ future
EDM: Therefore…

Question 4

Couplet Four: AO1, DM, AO3, EDM

Answer 4

AO1: episodic memory
DM: This means that…
AO3: Godden & Baddeley (1974) : divers and context clues
EDM: Therefore…

Question 5

Couplet Five: AO1, DM, AO3, EDM

Answer 5

AO1: LTM duration
DM: This supports…
AO3: Bahrick et al (1975) : names & faces of HS students w. series of memory tests
EDM: Therefore…

Question 6

Couplet Six: AO1, DM, AO3, EDM

Answer 6

AO1:LTM encoding
DM: This supports…
AO3: Baddeley (1966 b) :: acoustic/ semantic similar/dissimilar encoding
EDM: Therefore…

Question 7

Conclusion

Answer 7

Credibility: supporting research
Objections: semantic & episodic may actually rely on each other, damage to temporal seems to cause damage to both Application: cognitive simulation therapy