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Draw the
Multistore
Model
of
Memory
Should be similar to image
Define:
Coding
,
Capacity
and
Duration
Coding-
format that information is stored in
Capacity-
amount of information that can be stored
Duration-
length of time that information can be held
What are the
features
of the different memory stores
SENSORY
coding-
modality specific
capacity-
very high
duration-
less
than
half
a
second
SHORT TERM
coding-acoustic
capacity-5
to
9 items
duration-18 seconds
LONG TERM
coding-
semantic
capacity-
unlimited
duration-
unlimited
Research MSM- Coding
Baddeley
(1966) 1.
acoustically
similar 2.
acoustically dissimilar
3.
semantically
similar 4.
semantically
dissimilar
STM
found
acoustically
similar harder to recall
LTM
found
semantically
similar harder to recall
Research MSM-
capacity
Jacobs (
1887
) found
STM
to hold
9.3
numbers or
7.3
letters.
Miller (
1956
) found
STM
to hold
5-9
items but that it could be increased through
chunking.
Research MSM- duration
Peterson
&
Peterson
(1959) gave
consonant syllables
and asked ppt to count backwards from a
3 digit number
, stopping them at
different
time intervals.
Average
recall dropped to
3%
after
18 seconds.
Evaluate MSM
prolonged rehearsal
is not always needed for
LTM. Craik
&
Watkins
(
1973
) said
elaborative rehearsal
was more important.
KF
had a motorcycle accident and his
STM
was impaired but not his
LTM
, supports
separate stores.
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