Working Memory Model Flashcards

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1
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What does the wmm represent

A

Explains how stm is organised and how it functions

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2
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How many stores is the wmm made up of

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4

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3
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What are the four stores

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1) episodic buffer
2) central executive
3) visuo spatial sketch pad
4) phonological loop

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4
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What does the ce do

A

It allocates slave systems

‘The boss’

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5
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What process is the ce

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Attentional process which monitors incoming data

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6
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What is the capacity like in the ce

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Very limited storage

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7
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What does the vss do

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Stores visual and spatial info

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8
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Who divided the vss

A

Logie (1995)

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9
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What did logie divide the vss into to

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Visual cache

Inner scribe

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10
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What is the capacity of the vss (baddeley, 2003)

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About 3 to 4 objects

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11
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What does the phonological loop do

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Processes info in terms of sound

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12
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How is the auditory info presented

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It is presented in the way the info arrives

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13
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What is the info subdivided into

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1) articulatory control

2) phonological store

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14
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What is articulatory control (pl)

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Allows maintenance rehearsal

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15
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What does the phonological store do

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Stores the words you hear

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16
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What is the episodic buffer

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It is a temporary store which integrates the visual, spatial and verbal info

17
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Who added the episodic buffer

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Baddeley (2000)

18
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What does the episodic buffer link together

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Links wmm with LTM and wider cognitive processes

19
Q

Strengths of wmm

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Duel task performance studies support vss
Word length effect supports the pl
Supported by brain scanning studies

20
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Limitations of wmm

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Wmm is a lack of clarity over the ce