MULTI STORE MODEL A03 Flashcards

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What is one strength of the MSM (LTMVSSTM) - P

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There is research support to show that the LTM and STM are different

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what is an example for proof that LTM and STM are different

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Baddeley found that we are more likely to mix up words when they sound similar when using our STM but we tend to mix up words with similar meaning when using our LTM.

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what is the explanation for proof that LTM and STM are different

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The study shows that there is a difference between the two stores and they work independently like what the MSM suggest

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How many 10 word lists did Baddeley give

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four 10 world lists

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What were the categories of Baddeley’s lists

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Acoustically similar, Acoustically dissimilar, Semantically similar, Semantically dissimilar

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Where was immediate recall the worst

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Acoustically similar words

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Where was recall after 20 minutes the worst

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Semantically dissimilar words

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What is a strength for Baddeley’s coding study

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identified a clear difference between the two memory stores

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explanation for Baddeley’s coding study strength

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The idea that STM mainly uses acoustic coding and LTM uses mainly semantic coding has remained to be the case over time

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What is a limitation for Baddeley’s coding study

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An artificial task was used instead of meaningful material

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Explanation for the limitation of Baddeley’s coding study

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The lists had no personal meanings and his findings may not be able to be applied to different memory tasks particularly meaningful ones when processing meaningful info people may use semantic coding.

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What is one limitation for MSM (MTOS)

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There is evidence to show that there is more than one STM store

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what is an example for there is proof to show there is more than one STM store

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Shallice and Warrington studied a client called KF who had Amnesia. KF’s recall for digits were bad when they were read out to him but when he read the digits to himself it was much better

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What is the explanation for there is proof to show there is more than one STM store

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further studies show there can be another STM store for non verbal sounds, suggesting that the MSM is wrong for claiming there is only one STM store

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What is another limitation to the MSM (PRNN)

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Prolonged rehearsal is not needed for a transfer to LTM

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What is evidence for prolonged rehearsal is not needed for a transfer to LTM

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According to the MSM the number of times you rehearse something is the most important because it makes it more likely to go to LTM. Craik and Watkins found that elaborative rehearsal is needed for LTM storage

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What is the explanation for prolonged rehearsal is not needed for a transfer to LTM

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If this is true information can be transferred without prolonged rehearsal and suggests that MSM does not effectively explain how LTM storage can be achieved

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What was the process of Jacobs’ digit span study

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researcher reads out four digits, participant recalls in the correct answer if correct the researcher adds onto the number of digits until it can’t be recalled correctly

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What was the basis of Miller’s capacity theory

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He saw that things in life had a pattern relating to sevens he used that for STM capacity

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What is a strength of Jacobs’s study

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It has been replicated

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Explanation to the strength of Jacobs’s study

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early studies lac adequate control and some participants’ digit span may had been underestimated because they were distracted in the study (an example of confounding variable) but the study has been replicated and it shows support for the original study

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What is a limitation of Miller’s research

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He may have overestimated STM capacity

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What is the explanation for the limitation of Miller’s research

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Nelson Cowan reviewed other research and concluded that the capacity was 4 plus or minus 1

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How many students did Peterson and Peterson use

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How many trials did Peterson and Peterson have
8
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What were students given on each trial to remember
a consonant syllable and a 3 digit number
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What was the student told to do with this 3 digit number
count backwards until told to stop
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Why were the students told to count backwards
to stop mental rehearsal
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after each trial what were they told to do (Peterson and Peterson's duration study)
told to stop after varying periods of time 3,6,9,12,15,18 seconds
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what was the average recall after 3 seconds (Peterson and Peterson's duration study)
80%
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what was the average recall after 18 seconds (Peterson and Peterson's duration study)
3%
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What is one limitation of Peterson and Peterson's duration study
The material was artificial, lacks external validity
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Explanation for limitation of Peterson and Peterson's duration study
recalling consonant syllables doesn't reflect most everyday memory activities where what we are trying to remember is meaningful
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How many american participants did Bahrick et al use
392 aged 17-74
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what did Bahrick do
tested recollection go high school yearbook pictures
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In what ways did Bahrick test memory using high school yearbooks
-photo recognition test of 50 photos -recall test where participants recalled the name
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How accurate were those tested within 15 years of graduation for photo recognition
90% in photo recognition
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How accurate were those tested within 48 years of graduation for photo recognition
70% for photo recognition
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How accurate were those tested within 15 years of graduation free recall
60%
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How accurate were those tested within 48 years of graduation free recall
30%
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What is a strength of Bahrick's study
high external validity
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Explanation for the strength of Bahrick's study
they investigated with meaningful memories when studies were conducted with meaningless pictures recall was lower