Multi-Score Model (MSM) - MEMORY Flashcards

1
Q

who was the multi score model developed by

A

Atkinson and Shiffrin (1998)

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2
Q

(MSM) what starts the process

A

environmental stimuli

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3
Q

what comes after the environmental stimuli

A

sensory memory

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4
Q

what’s after the sensory memory

A

short term memory

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5
Q

how does the memory go from sensory to short term

A

rehearsal

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6
Q

what’s after short term memory

A

long term memory

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7
Q

how does the memory go from short term to long term

A

rehearsal and becomes semantic

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8
Q

Sperling (1960) process

A

grid of numbers (ppts given 500 millisecs)
1st cond. - asked to remember all 12
2nd cond. - particular row

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9
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Sperling (1960) results

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whole thing - 42% recalled 5+

one row - 75% recalled 3

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10
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Glanzer and Cunitz (1966) process

A

20 word list - shown words one at a time, asked to recall

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11
Q

tending to remember the first and last words is known as

A

the serial position effect

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12
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the tendency to remember the first 5 or so words from beginning of list is called

A

primacy effect

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13
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the tendency to remember the last 5 or so words from end of list is called

A

recency effect

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14
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critiques of Glanzer and Cunitz (1966)

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artificial stimuli and lacks salience

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