memory - 1
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1
It has high reliability (can be replicated)
2
semantically
3
sensory register, short term memory, long term memory
4
The format in which information is stored in the memory
5
He wrote an article 7 4 -2 and concluded. The span of a median memory is seven, sometimes more sometimes less, and we chunk things together which is a strategy to remember.
6
24
7
If they were tested within 15 years, 90% accurate and after 48 years we called, dropped to about 70%
8
Declarative, explicit and time stamped collection of sorts, behaviours, objects, people and places
9
5/9 chunks (Jacobs digit, span research, found a mean of 7.3/Miller said we chunk memories in STM)
10
Means that information is stored in the forms of meaning of the experience
11
Unlimited
12
Baddeley and Hitch 1974
13
Acoustic
14
A slideshow of 10 words
15
To investigate the duration of the short-term memory, and provide empirical evidence of the multi store model
16
Bahrich et al 1975
17
Infinity
18
4
19
It’s stores a huge amount of information from our senses for a brief amount of time about half a second
20
Atinson and shiffrin 1968
21
Peterson and Peterson 1959
22
The longer the intervention delayed the less of the trigram was recalled. were able to recall 80% after 3 seconds, however, 18 seconds less than 10% recorded correctly.
23
to find out if the long-term memory encodes, acoustically or semantically
24
acoustically similar, semantically similar
25
supportive
26
even though can’t be criticised about artificial but sometimes we do try to memorise fairly pointless meaningless things, e.g. phone numbers
27
The length of time information can be held in the memory store
28
392 American ex high school students, 17 to 74
29
Conforming variables are not controlled e.g. participants may have looked at their yearbook photos and rehearse their memory over the years
30
echoic/iconic
31
Baddeley 1966
32
True
33
Your memory from events that happened in the past from anywhere between two minutes and 100 years ago, it is permanent memory store
34
free recall test
35
Visual cache - stores visual information. inner scribe - arrangement of objects in a field
36
To investigate the duration of the long-term memory
37
unsupportive
38
it is the memory store for each of the five senses, e.g. the iconic store for visual information on the echoic store for sound information. and each of the stores are coded differently, e.g. iconic visually echoic acoustically.
39
stimulus materials artificial, meaning the study lacked external validity
40
central executive, phonological loop, visio spatial sketchpad, episodic buffer
41
Processes incoming information and advocates roles to the slave systems,limited capacity
42
30 seconds
43
Semantic
44
72
45
They suggest that each store is different (unitary) and information is transferred from one store to another in a fixed linear sequence.
46
A constant syllable or trigram to remember and a three digit number
47
True
48
semantic memory, episodic memory, procedural memory
49
Half a second
50
Supportive
51
photo recognition test
52
has high external validity as real life memory was studied
53
Means that information is stored in the form of sounds
54
Tulving 1985
55
a model of the short term memory and the way that the short term memory is organised.
56
unlimited
57
Supportive
58
The amount of information that can be stored
59
doesn’t have good ecological validity (as recalling a list of words is quite artificial)
60
Your memory for immediate events, which disappear, if not rehearsed, is sometimes called working memory
61
8 trials
62
unsupportive
63
declarative, explicit and not time, stamped broad knowledge of shared facts
64
integrates visual verbal and spatial information to create time, stamped, episodic memories (links, working memory to long-term memory)
65
Non-declarative implicit and not time, stamped knowledge of skills and actions
66
codes audible information. phonological store - stores words you can hear. articulatory process- maintenance rehearsal 2 sec loop
67
after 15 years, there was about 60% accuracy dropping to 30% after 48 years
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1
It has high reliability (can be replicated)
2
semantically
3
sensory register, short term memory, long term memory
4
The format in which information is stored in the memory
5
He wrote an article 7 4 -2 and concluded. The span of a median memory is seven, sometimes more sometimes less, and we chunk things together which is a strategy to remember.
6
24
7
If they were tested within 15 years, 90% accurate and after 48 years we called, dropped to about 70%
8
Declarative, explicit and time stamped collection of sorts, behaviours, objects, people and places
9
5/9 chunks (Jacobs digit, span research, found a mean of 7.3/Miller said we chunk memories in STM)
10
Means that information is stored in the forms of meaning of the experience
11
Unlimited
12
Baddeley and Hitch 1974
13
Acoustic
14
A slideshow of 10 words
15
To investigate the duration of the short-term memory, and provide empirical evidence of the multi store model
16
Bahrich et al 1975
17
Infinity
18
4
19
It’s stores a huge amount of information from our senses for a brief amount of time about half a second
20
Atinson and shiffrin 1968
21
Peterson and Peterson 1959
22
The longer the intervention delayed the less of the trigram was recalled. were able to recall 80% after 3 seconds, however, 18 seconds less than 10% recorded correctly.
23
to find out if the long-term memory encodes, acoustically or semantically
24
acoustically similar, semantically similar
25
supportive
26
even though can’t be criticised about artificial but sometimes we do try to memorise fairly pointless meaningless things, e.g. phone numbers
27
The length of time information can be held in the memory store
28
392 American ex high school students, 17 to 74
29
Conforming variables are not controlled e.g. participants may have looked at their yearbook photos and rehearse their memory over the years
30
echoic/iconic
31
Baddeley 1966
32
True
33
Your memory from events that happened in the past from anywhere between two minutes and 100 years ago, it is permanent memory store
34
free recall test
35
Visual cache - stores visual information. inner scribe - arrangement of objects in a field
36
To investigate the duration of the long-term memory
37
unsupportive
38
it is the memory store for each of the five senses, e.g. the iconic store for visual information on the echoic store for sound information. and each of the stores are coded differently, e.g. iconic visually echoic acoustically.
39
stimulus materials artificial, meaning the study lacked external validity
40
central executive, phonological loop, visio spatial sketchpad, episodic buffer
41
Processes incoming information and advocates roles to the slave systems,limited capacity
42
30 seconds
43
Semantic
44
72
45
They suggest that each store is different (unitary) and information is transferred from one store to another in a fixed linear sequence.
46
A constant syllable or trigram to remember and a three digit number
47
True
48
semantic memory, episodic memory, procedural memory
49
Half a second
50
Supportive
51
photo recognition test
52
has high external validity as real life memory was studied
53
Means that information is stored in the form of sounds
54
Tulving 1985
55
a model of the short term memory and the way that the short term memory is organised.
56
unlimited
57
Supportive
58
The amount of information that can be stored
59
doesn’t have good ecological validity (as recalling a list of words is quite artificial)
60
Your memory for immediate events, which disappear, if not rehearsed, is sometimes called working memory
61
8 trials
62
unsupportive
63
declarative, explicit and not time, stamped broad knowledge of shared facts
64
integrates visual verbal and spatial information to create time, stamped, episodic memories (links, working memory to long-term memory)
65
Non-declarative implicit and not time, stamped knowledge of skills and actions
66
codes audible information. phonological store - stores words you can hear. articulatory process- maintenance rehearsal 2 sec loop
67
after 15 years, there was about 60% accuracy dropping to 30% after 48 years