Working memory model

Question 1

Centeral executive

Defenition

Answer 1

Monitors and coordinates all mental functions in working memory model

Question 2

Epesodic buffer

defenition

Answer 2

Recives information and temporarily stores it before it figures out where to send it

Question 3

Phonological loop

Defenition

Answer 3

codes speech sounds and it involves maintenance rehersal. It is divided into Phonological store (inner ear) and the articulatory process (inner voice)

Question 4

Visio spacial sketchapd

Defenition

Answer 4

Codes for visual information for seperate objects and the arrangment of these.
It is seperated into visual cache (information likeform and colour) and Inner scribe (spacial relationships)

Question 5

Working memory model

Study

Answer 5

Baddely and Hitch (1974) proposed this model as they believed STM had more than 1 single store

Question 6

Working memory model

Centeral executive

Answer 6

An attentional process to monitor incoming data from the senses and LTM.
It determines how the slave systems allocate tasks.
It has very limited capacity so it cannot attend to many things at once

Question 7

Multi store model

Phonological loop

Answer 7

This slave system deals with audio information and preserves it.
It is subdivided to