long term memory tulving

Question 1

who was the model devised by?

Answer 1

tulving

Question 2

how does tulving split long term memory?

Answer 2

into procedural and declarative

declarative then split into episodic and semantic

Question 3

what is procedural memory?

Answer 3

memory of how to do things

e.g. how to tie your laces

Question 4

/what is the declarative memory?

Answer 4

memory of meaningful events or knowing that something happened

Question 5

what is declarative emery further split into?

Answer 5

episodic and semantic

Question 6

what is episodic memory?

Answer 6

memory of events and specific information such as names

things that have happened to you

Question 7

what is semantic memory?

Answer 7

memory for relationships and how things fit together and also facts

Question 8

what time reference does the episodic memory use?

Answer 8

linked to the time that the event occured

Question 9

what time reference is semantic memory linked to?

Answer 9

it is detached from all temporal links

Question 10

what spatial referencing does the episodic memory use?

Answer 10

it is continuous

Question 11

what spatial referring does semantic memory use?

Answer 11

fragmentary

pieces stuff together

Question 12

how us information retrieved in the episodic memory?

Answer 12

it is cue dependant

Question 13

does semantic memory need cues?

Answer 13

no

Question 14

how is information encoded in the episodic memory?

Answer 14

perceptually

Question 15

why does the episodic memory rely on cues?

Answer 15

because it is linked to the five senses

Question 16

what other areas are in the episodic memory?

Answer 16

autobiographical

Question 17

how does clove wearing link?

Answer 17

he has lost his episodic memory but still has semantic

Question 18

when was it proposed?

Answer 18

1972

Question 19

why does baddeley support?

Answer 19

as he found that at least part of the long term memory encodes semantically