Memory Flashcards

(19 cards)

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Who are Baddeley, Miller and Peterson+Peterson?

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CODE,CAP,DUR: All tested STM
acoustically similar list (immediate)
digit span technique
consonant trigram (three digit num- count backwards)

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Who are Baddeley and Bahrick?

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COD, DUR: All tested LTM
semantically similar list (after 20 mins)
year book (recall names with yearbook, recall names with no photo cue)

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Who are Atkinson and Shiffrin?

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Proposed MULTI-STORE MODEL OF MEMORY

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Who is Clive Wearing?
(MSM)

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CASE STUDY (MSM): Cannot transfer info from STM to LTM

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Who is Tulving?

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Proposed Types of LTM

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Who is Clive Wearing? (TYPES LTM)

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CASE STUDY: his episodic memory was damaged- can not remember his musical edu
his procedural memory is working- could remember how to play the piano

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Who are Baddeley and Hitch?

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Proposed WORKING MEMORY MODEL (STM)

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Who are Shallice and Warrington?

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WMM: Patient KF poor recall when digits read out for him but recall better when he could visually see the digits
- PL damaged VSS intact

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Who is Baddeley et al?

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WMM: (DUAL TASK) one visual task (VSS) one verbal (PL) task performed better than two visual tasks (VSS)

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Who is McGeoch and McDonald?

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Explanations of forgetting (Interference theory):
10 words list A learn to 100% accuracy
another 10 words list B learn
Recall list A
SIMILAR A AND B: 12% recall
DIFFERENT: 26% recall

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Who are Godden and Baddeley?

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Explanations of Forgetting (Retrieval failure due to absence of cues): Scubadivers learn list of words on land or underwater
recall in same or opposite setting
40% less accuracy when in opposite location

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Who is Goodwin et al?

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Explanations of forgetting (retrieval faliure due to absence of cues): learn list of words drunk or sober recall in opposite or same state

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Who are loftus and Palmer?

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Factors EWT (misleading information): phrasing of a question can effect witnesses memory of an event
smashed(40.5mph), hit ,collided ,contacted(31.8) ,bumped

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Who are Skagerberg and Wright?

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Factors EWT (post event discussion): mugger light brown or dark brown hair
after discussing reported medium brown hair (memory contamination)

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Who are Johnson and Scott?

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Factors EWT (anxiety): high anxiety weapon focus bloody knife
identified out of 50 photos 33%
low anxiety greasy pen identified out of 50 photos 49%

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Who are Christianson and Hubinette?

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Factors EWT (anxiety): Bank robbery
everyone was accurate 75% high anxiety (directly threatened) more accurate than low anxiety (bystanders)

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Who are Fisher and Geiselman?

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Proposed cognitive interview

18
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Who is Köhnken et al?

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Improve EWT: meta analysis of 50 studies
41% increase in correct info compared to standard interview but also 61% increase in incorrect info- false positives

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Who is Milne and Bull?

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Improve EWT: all four techniques produce more info than the standard interview
combination of report everything and context reinstatement makes for better recall