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Working Memory Model
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Libby Kendrick
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who proposed the working memory model?
Baddeley & Hitch
Central executive
Control centre
slave systems
phonological loop
, episodic buffer,
visuo-spatial sketchpad
capacity of phonological loop
very
high
duration of phonological loop
2
seconds
capacity of episodic buffer
4 chunks
capacity of visuo-spatial sketchpad
3-4
objects
Strengths of WMM
explains how information is processed
provides research support for study’s such as the dual task study
Weaknesses of WMM
can’t research the central executive without affecting its slave systems
researcher bias as all supporting evidence was provided by Baddeley & Hitch
Phonological loop
Processes
auditory
information
episodic buffer
Maintains a sense of
time
visuo-spatial sketchpad
processes
visual
and/or
spatial
information