The Working Memory Model (WMM) Flashcards
The Working Memory Model
Introduction
The WMM is an explanation of how the ……. is organised and how it functions
It is concerned with the part of the mind that’s active when we are temporarily ……… and ……. information, e.g, playing chess
This model consists of … components
The WWM is an explanation of how the STM is organised and how it functions
It is concerned with the part of the mind that’s active when we are temporarily storing and manipulating information, e.g, playing chess
This model consists of 4 components
The Working Memory Model
Central Executive
Central executive is an ….. Process what monitors …….data, makes decisions and allocates the ….. …… to tasks. It has a ….. capacity
Central executive is an attentional process what monitors incoming data, makes decisions and allocates the slave systems to tasks. It has a limited capacity
The Working Memory Model
Phonological Loop
deals with …… information (coding is ……) and preserves the ….. in which the information came in.
The phonological loops is divided into:
-The phonological store - stores the words that you …..
-The articulatory process - allows ….. …….
the capacity of this loop is .. seconds of what you can say
Deals with auditory information (coding is acoustic) and preserves the order in which the information came in.
The phonological loops is divided into:
- The phonological store - stores the words that you hear
- The articulatory process - allows maintenance rehearsal. The capacity of this loop is 2 seconds of what you can say
The Working Memory Model
Visuo-Spatial Sketchpad
Stores ….. and …… information when required
(B….y 2003) Limited capacity, 3/4 objects
(L….ie 1995) divided the visuo sketpad into:
-The ….. cache - stores ….. data
-The …. scribe - stores the ….. of objects in the visual field
Stores visual and spatial information when required
(Baddeley 2003) Limited capacity, 3/4 objects
(Loggie 1995) divided the visuo sketpad into:
-The visual cache - stores visual data
-The inner scribe - stores the arrangement of objects in the visual field