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What is the multi-storage model?

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the representation of how the memory works

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What are the strengths of the MSM?

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was the first model explaining how memory work and was tested

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What is the Long-term memory store?

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the life time memory store with unlimited capacity

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What is the short-term memory store?

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a temporary store of information for 18-30 seconds

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What is the primacy effect?

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the effect that causes us to be able to remember words or information at the start of the list

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What is the recency effect?

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the effect that causes us to be able to remember words or information at the end of a list

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How did Murdock prove the recency and primacy effects?

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he gave participants a list of 60 words, they were able to remember a greater number of words at the start and end of the list.

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how does the primacy effect provide evidence for the LTM?

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words are rehearsed at first and transfer to the long term memory where they are stored tell they need to be recalled

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How does the recency effect provide evidence for the STM and it’s capacity?

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the words in the middle of the list enter the STM but are displaced by the words at the end of the list because we are unable to rehearse them

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What is the sensory memory store?

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made up of the echonic (auditory) and iconic (visual) stores it stores information from the receptors tell attention is paid to the information at it is passed to the STM

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What is the maintenance rehearsal?

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repeating information in the STM

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What is elaborative rehearsal?

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when we add to, repeat, and understand information allowing in to be passed into the LTM

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What are the weaknesses of the MSM?

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oversimplification
remembering without rehearsal
forgetting with rehearsal

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How did Sperling investigate encoding, duration and capacity of the sensory memory?

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flashed letters on a screen for 1-2 seconds. when they stated to recall the first row they could not recall the second row suggesting it has a low duration but high capacity and that the SM is mainly encodes visually

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How does the HM case study provide evidence for the STM and LTM?

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he could recall recent facts but was unable to store any new memories of events proving there are to stores of memory

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what does the Shereshevsky case study show about the duration of the LTM?

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he had five-fold synesthesia, and could remember events for his childhood perfectly so the duration of the LTM has the possibility to be a life time

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What did Craik and Watkins discover about rehearsal?

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the type of information is more important than the amount suggesting there are tow types of rehearsal: maintenance and elaboraitve

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Who invented the MSM?

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Shiffrin and Atkinson

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What does Logie suggest that goes against the MSM?

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the STM relies on the LTM to provide information to process the information from the SM so the STM can not be before the LTM