MSM states STM is unitary store
The case study of KF by Shallice and Warrington challenges this
Found that K.F’s recall for digits when using his STM was very poor, when read aloud
Digit span was tested by presenting the digits to him visually his performance was better
implied that KF had two types of STM – one to process visual information, and another to process auditory material.
suggests there is an additional STM store for non-verbal sound such as noises, and STM could be divided into visual and auditory processing
undermining the validity of MSM as an explanation for memory as STM may be oversimplified