Multi-store model Flashcards

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How are multi-store models of memory also known?

A

Short term memory stores

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Who are the most important names in multi-store models of memory?

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Atkinson and Shiffrin (1968)

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What does storage in long term memory depend on?

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Rehearsal

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4
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What are the three types of memory store?

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Sensory, short term and long-term

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5
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What kind of capacity does long term memory have?

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Unlimited capacity

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How did Miller (1956) define the capacity of STM?

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Digit-span recall has a limit of 7 +/- 2

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7
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What are chunks?

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Stored units of smaller pieces of information.

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What did Simon (1974) conclude about chunks?

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Span recall in chunks was less with larger chunks

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What kind of store did Sperling (1960) research?

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Sensory: visual

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10
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What were the conclusions of Sperling’s research?

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Information in iconic memory decays within 0.5 secs

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Why is the STMS model considered to be oversimplified?(Eynsenck & Keane, 2010)

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There is the assumption that each store operates independently.

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What assumptions are made about STM and LTM? (Eynsenck & Keane, 2010)

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STM is a gateway to LTM via rehearsal

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What assumption does evidence for implicit learning deny?(Eynsenck & Keane, 2010)

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Only consciously processed information is available to rehearse

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