MEMORY Flashcards

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who made the mutli store model?

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Atkinson and Shriffin

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MSM

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sensory register-STM-LTM

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sensory register

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all stimuli from environment enters. Several registers 5 senses eg. Iconic and Echoic. Less than half a second capacity.

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4
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short term memory coding

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  • coded acoustically
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Long term memory

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-Coded semantically.

Recall info from LTM through retrieval.

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Case HM

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Hippocampus removed from both sides of his brain and could now not form LTM but performed well on immediate memory span.

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AO3 MSM

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  • research support
  • more than one STM store
  • elborate rehearsal
  • HM
  • more than one type of LTM
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8
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types if LTM

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semantic, procedural and episodic

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9
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working memory model made by

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Baddeley and Hitch

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WMM

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central executive, phonological loop, visuo-spatial sketchpad and episodic buffer

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central executive

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monitors incoming data and allocates the info to slave systems

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12
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STM capacity

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7 +- 2 miller

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13
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STM duration

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18 seconds peterson

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14
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LTM duration

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lifetime Bahrick

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15
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baddeley study coding

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different word lists acoustically similar and semantically similar

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16
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jacobs study capacity

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measured digit span digits 9.3 letters 7.3

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miller study capacity

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peterson study duration

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consonant syllable and a 3 digit number to count back from to prevent rehearsal and time they counted back from gradually increased. 3 seconds recall 80% 18 seconds recall 3%

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bahrick study duration

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studied 392 american ps varying ages and tested their recall on yearbook photos and recall of all names in class. 15 years after graduation recall was 90% 48 years 70% for photo recall

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working memory model made by …

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baddeley and hitch

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WMM consists of …

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central executive, phonological loop, visuospatial sketchpad and episodic buffer

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central executive

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monitors incoming data and allocates slave systems to tasks

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phonological loop

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deals with auditory information divided into phonoligical store and articulatory process .

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phonological store

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stores the words you hear

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articulatory process
allows maintenace rehearsal
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visuospatial sketchpad
stores visual and spatial information. divided into visual cache and inner scribe
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visual cache
stores visual data
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inner scribe
records the arrangement of objects
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episodic buffer
added in 2000. brings together material from other subsystems. Bridge between working memory and long term memory.
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fisher and geiselman EWT
argued EWT could be improved if police used better techniques when interviewing. Made the cognitive interview.
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cognitive interviews 4 techniques
1. report everything 2. reinstate the context 3. reverse the order 4. change perspective
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report everything EWT
include every single detail of event may trigger other memeories
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reinstate the context EWT
return to original crime scene in mind and imagine environment context depedent forgetting
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reverse the order EWT
events recalaled in different order to prevent reporting expectations rather than actual events prevents dishonesty
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change perspective EWT
recall from others perspective to disrupt the effect of expectations and effect of schema on recall.
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the enhanced cognitive interview
fisher developed additional elements of the CI. The interviewer needs to know when to establish eye contact and reduce eyewitness anxietyu, distractions and speak slowly and asked open questions.
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sterling
large capacity but decays quickly