MSM Research AO3

Question 1

Glanzer et al study

Answer 1

Asked participants to recall word lists
Recall was much stronger for words at the start and the end of the list

Question 2

Glanzer et al findings

Answer 2

Suggests separate STM and LTM stores
First heard words rehearsed and stored in LMM
Last heard words held in STM
Middle words are lost info

Question 3

Sperling study

Answer 3

Participants presented with a 3 by 4 grid of letters first quickly and then in a row

Question 4

Sperling findings

Answer 4

Recall was over 75%
All rows contained within the capacity of the iconic store
Sensory memory is large

Question 5

Baddley study

Answer 5

Gave 4 10 word lists to 4 participant groups
acoustically similar B- acoustically dissimilar C- semantically dissimilar D- semantically dissimilar

Question 6

Baddley findings

Answer 6

Immediate recall worse for A
After 20 mins recall worse for D
Coding in STM is acoustic