multi-store model of memory Flashcards

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what are some strengths of the multi-store model of memory

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-depth is more important than rehearsal
-it has let to a load of further research
-its supported but a range of further research

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what are some weaknesses of the multi-store model of memory

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-individual differences
-STM and LTM are over simplified

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what are the 3 types of encoding

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-semantic
-visual
-acoustic

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Why are memories forgotten in the LTM?

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Due to memory traces decaying due to not being used or because of interference

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How is information forgotten in the sensory memory?

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Lack of attention

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How is information forgotten in the LTM?

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Lack of regular retrieval/rehearsal

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How is information forgotten in the STM?

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Decay-lack of rehearsal, interference from other items

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What are some other factors that can affect memory in the LTM?

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Age, disease

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