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Multi-store Model Flashcards

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model

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wya of representing a psychological process and expaining an idea so that it can be experimentally tested

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MSMM proposed by?

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Atkinson and Shiffrim

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three stores in MSMM

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sesory registor, STM, LTM

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capacity

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amount of info that can be held in memory

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coding

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transormation of sensory information into a form of code (memory trace) that allows it to be stored in memory

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duration

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amount of time a memory lasts

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three types of coding

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acoustic, sematic, visual

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maintenance rehearsal

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rehearsal of memory to keep ot in the STM

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elaborative rehearsal

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rehearsal of info so it goes into the LTM

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attention

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the SR’s mechanism for selecting relevant info to move to STM. and discarding the rest

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SR capacity

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unlimited

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SR duration

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less than 0.5 seconds

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SR coding

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modality specific, according to sensory source

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STM capacity

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very limitd, around 7 +/- 2 chunks

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STM duration

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around 15-30 seconds but maintenence rehearsal can extend this duration

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STM coding

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thought to be mainly acoustic

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LTM capacity

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potentially unlimited

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LTM duration

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up to a lifetime

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LTM coding

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thought to be mainly semantic

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sperling studied…

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… the sensory register

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jacobs studied…

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…capacity of the STM

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Sperling original

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very briefly displayed to Ps visual arrays of 3 rows of 4 letters –> could recal 4-5 in 0.5 seconds but were ware of presence of other letters

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Sperling partial report

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  • trained Ps to recognise 3 tones, each indicating a row on the display
  • presented series of displays for 0.5s and sunded tone immediately to indicate which row to write down
  • Ps recalled avg 75% of cued letters
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SR forgetting

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decay

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STM forgetting

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decay or dsplacement

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LTM forgetting

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decay, interference or retrieval failure

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7 +/- 2

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Miller’s magic number

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Miller’s chunking theory

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can remember 7+/- 2 chunks, so if info chunked, can remember more

30
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who investigated duration of STM?

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Peterson and Peterson

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what technique did Peterson and Peterson use

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Brown-Peterson technique

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trigram

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set of 3 consonents, e.g. GDT

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what does Peterson and Peterson’s study support?

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duration of STM is around 18 seconds long

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Baddeley (acoustic vs semantic) aim

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investigate main form of coding in STM and LTM by identifying errors in the recall of different words

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Baddeley (acoustic vs semantic) procedure

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Ps shown various lists of words (acoustically and sematically similar or dissimilar) and asked to recall them in correct order.

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Baddeley (acoustic vs semantic) findings

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  • when tested immediately after (STM), made more mistakes from mixing u acoustically similar words rather than semantically similar words
  • when tested 20 minutes after (LTM), mistakes from mixing up smeatically similar words rather than acoustically similar words
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Bahrick investigated…

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…duration of LTM

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Bahrick aim

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investigate duration of LTM by identifying whether people could still remembber the names of clasmates years after they’d left school

39
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how many participants did Bahrick have?

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392

40
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Clive Wearing

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  • brain damage due to virus
  • unable to form new LT memories, but has some ST memory and can hold a brief conversation
  • suggests separate stores
  • suggests LT not unitary
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KF

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  • motorbike accident
  • reduced STM to 2 digits but can still form LT memories
  • support separate stores
  • doesn’t explain how could form new LTMs w/o STM (MSMM suggests memory is linear)
  • visual memory worked but not acoustic, suggesting separate STM stores
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HM

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  • operation to treat epilepsy, removing hippocampus
  • unable to form new LTMs but could remember those prior to op
  • did well on digit spa tests, showing good STM
  • supports MSMM
  • however, able to develop new skills (procedural) suggesting LTM not unitary
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serial position effect

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  • Murdoch
  • remember begnning and end not middle

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