Phonological Loop - WMM Flashcards

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1
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What does the phonological loop deal with?

A

Voicing of auditory of information.

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What are the 2 parts that the phonological loop splits into?

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1 - primary acoustic store

2 - articulatory loop

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What does the primary acoustic store do?

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Holds auditory memory traces that decay within a few seconds.

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What kind of forgetting is forgetting in the primary acoustic store?

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Forgetting by trace-decay.

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What does the articulatory loop do?

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Revives memory traces by rehearsing them.

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Sound information goes directly into?

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The primary acoustic store.

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What is the primary acoustic store called?

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The ‘inner ear’, because it remembers sounds in their order.

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What is the articulatory loop called?

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The ‘inner voice’, because information is repeated to maintain the trace.

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Duration of information in the phonological loop before decay?

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About 2 seconds.

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Where does evidence for the phonological loop come from?

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Studies that use sets of numbers, letters or words to see how many can be rehearsed & recalled, and to see which characteristics affect recall.

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What affects rehearsal in STM?

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Sound

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12
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What doesn’t affect rehearsal in STM?

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Meaning

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What affects rehearsal in LTM more?

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Meaning

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What has to be different when testing LTM?

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Learning and recall are to be left longer.

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Phonological similarity makes recall…

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… difficult.

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16
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What neurophysiological evidence is there for the phonological loop having an articulatory system?

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The left temporoparietal area has lesions if someone has phonological STM defects.

17
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Function of the phonological loop?

A

Learning language

18
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What evidence is there that the function of the phonological loop is learning language?

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An individual with a phonological loop deficit can’t learn new vocab, even though their long term memory is, verbally, normal.