A03
Cards (18)
- Who conducted the case study of patient KF?
- What type of memory ability was impaired in patient KF?
- How did KF's immediate recall of letters and digits differ based on presentation method?
- What was damaged in KF's memory system?
- What was intact in KF's memory system?
- What does KF's case study support regarding memory stores?
- What is a counterpoint to the evidence from KF's case study?
- How did KF's motorcycle accident potentially affect his memory performance?
- What do studies of dual-task performance support?
- What was the outcome when participants performed visual and verbal tasks simultaneously?
- What happens to performance when both tasks are visual or verbal?
- Why do visual tasks decline in performance when both are performed simultaneously?
- What does the dual-task performance study suggest about the visuo-spatial sketchpad?
- What is a limitation regarding the central executive in working memory?
- What did Baddeley (2003) say about the central executive?
- What do some psychologists believe about the central executive?
- Why is the central executive considered an unsatisfactory component?
- How does the lack of clarity about the central executive challenge the WMM?
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