LTM: Encoding - Baddeley 1966 Flashcards

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How did Baddeley find out the encoding of the LTM?

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He used the same method as he did for the encoding of the STM but with a 20 minute retention interval before recall.

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Recap the 4 word lists and their contents.

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A - acoustically similar words.

B - equally common words but sound different.

C - adjectives with similar meaning. (semantic)

D - adjectives with distinctive meaning.

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What was list C and what was the percentage of accurate recall?

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Adjectives with similar meaning.

55%

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What were the 3 lists that had an accurate recall (in comparison to the one that was lower)?

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A,B,D

90% accurate.

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What do the results of this show?

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That there was semantic confusion, therefore LTM is coded semantically.

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What does semantically mean?

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By meaning.

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What is one criticism of this variation in order to study the LTM?

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It is only leaving 20 mins after learning.

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How is LTM coded?

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Semantically.

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