Multi-store model
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- How many memory stores does the multi-store model state there are?
- According to the multi-store model, what three characteristics differentiate the memory stores?
- According to the multi-store model, how does information move between memory stores?
- Which memory store holds information from the senses for a short time?
- What is the capacity of sensory memory?
- According to the multi-store model, what transfers information from sensory memory to STM?
- What is the short-term memory (STM)?
- What is the limited capacity of the short-term memory (STM)?
- What are the items in STM referred to as?
- How long does information last in the short-term memory (STM)?
- How does verbal repetition (rehearsal) keep information in STM?
- According to the multi-store model, what transfers information from STM to LTM?
- How is information encoded in LTM?
- What is the capacity of LTM?
- What is the duration of information in LTM?
- How does Baddeley’s study of encoding support the existence of different memory stores?
- What is a weakness of the multi-store model?
- How does research contradict the multi-store model's claim of having only one STM and one LTM?
- What are visual and acoustic stores divisions of?
- What are episodic, semantic, and procedural memories divisions of?
- What is a weakness of the research supporting the multi-store model?
- What kind of artificial materials were used in research that supports the multi-store model?
- Why might the use of artificial materials in memory research be a weakness?