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Despite the many functions of STM.................?
It does have
limitations
in its
capacity
What did Millar 1956 refer to '7' as?
the "
magic number
for the
capacity
of the
STM
"
What did Jacob 1987 do in his study?
Jacobs
study of
immediate digit span
investigated the
capacity
of the
ATM
How was Jacobs digit spanning study carried out?
He read
aloud lists
of either
letters
or
numbers
(THESE HAD TO HAVE JUST ONE SYLLABLE DO ''W'' AND ''7'' WERE NOT USED)
He
increased
the length of these lists until pps could successfully recall them only
50
% of the time
What did Jacobs conclude from his digit spanning study?
STM capacity
for
digits
=
9
, and for
letters
=
7
STM increased
with age- 8year olds recalled
7 digits
, whereas
19 year olds
recalled 9
therefore STM has a
limited capacity
between
5-9
, and age allows use to learn
strategies
for
remembering
what is generally accepted?
that the
amount
of
information
that can be
stored
is limited to :
7
+ or -
2 items
(or
chunks
) of information
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