Memory and language Flashcards

1
Q

We rely on ………….. to remember words/numbers etc?

A

Some kind of phonological voice in our head

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2
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We tend to remember which letters the best?

A

The first two (primacy effect) and the last two words (recency effect).

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3
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Baddeley (1993)?

A

There is a phonological loop which consists of a phonological store, plus a rehearsal mechanism.
A second function of this mechanism is to convert written words into a phonological code.

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4
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What can interfere with comprehension in regards to the phonological loop?

A

Articulatory suppression

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5
Q

Working memory capacity is….?

A

Limited to the amount of processing it can undertake

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6
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Miller (1956) suggested?

A

That the working memory is only capable of holding about 7 pieces of information

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7
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Baddeley suggested that the working memory is controlled by?

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A central executive which determines how much attention a particular processing task demands.

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8
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Automatic processes place ……. demands on working memory?

A

Few

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9
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Unfamiliar processes places …….. demands on working memory?

A

high

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10
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Unfamiliar processes require…..?

A

Conscious attention

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