the multi store model of memory Flashcards

1
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what is the linear format for memory?

A

encoding to storage to retrieval

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2
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what is the start of the multi store model

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a stimulus from the environment

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3
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what is the first register

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sensory register

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4
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what is the second store

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short term memory store

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5
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how does the memory go out of short term memory

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by forgetting

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6
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what is the rehearsal loop for short term memory

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maintenance rehearsal

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7
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what is the last memory store

A

long term memory store

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8
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from long term memory to short term memory

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retrieval

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9
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from short term memory to long term memory

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elaborating rehearsal

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10
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true or false - the capacity and duration of the SHORT TERM MEMORY is unlimited

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false

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11
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true or false- using mnemonics (a pattern of letters)and creating a song is a form of elaborating rehearsal

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true

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12
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when evaluating the multi store model which case studies do we study

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HM and Clive Wearing

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13
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what are the 3 main processes of memory

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input/ encoding, storage, output/ retrieval

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14
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what is input/encoding

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registering information

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15
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what can storage be

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temporary or permanent

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16
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for output , memories are useless unless they can be… through …

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retrieval, recall, recognition, reproduction

17
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what is capacity

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a measure of the amount that can be held in the memory

18
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what is duration

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a measure of how long a memory lasts before it is no longer available

19
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what is encoding

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the way information is changed so it can be stored in memory

20
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how does encoding enter

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through the senses

21
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how is encoding stored

A

visual, acoustic or semantic(meaning)

22
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what is sensory memory’s capacity

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unknown

23
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what is the duration of sensory memory

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0.5 to 2 seconds

24
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what is sensory memory’s mode of representation

A

it needs changing to be more manageable

25
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how does forgetting occur in sensory memory

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due to decay via lack of attention

26
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what is short term memory

A

temporary recall of the information

27
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what is long term memory for

A

storage of information over a long time

28
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what is the capacity for stm

A

5 to 9 items

29
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what is the capacity of ltm

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limitless

30
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what is the duration of stm

A

20-30 seconds

31
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what is the duration of long term memory

A

from few minutes to a lifetime

32
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what is the encoding for stm

A

usually encoded acoustically

33
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encoding for ltm

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visual, semantic code(remembering the meaning of the info)

34
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how does forgetting occur in stm

A

displacement , decay

35
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how does retrieval occur in stm

A

sequence

36
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how does forgetting occur in ltm

A

retrieval failure, decay

37
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how does retrieval occur in ltm

A

semantic prompts (cues)