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who designed the multi-store model?
Atkinson
and
Shiffrin
(1968)
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what is the multi-store model?
- a
theoretical
cognitive model of how the
memory system
processes information
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1st
store (
sensory
register)
- receives
raw
sense
impressions;
attention
passes info to
STM
(short-term memory)
CODING
=
modality
specific, CAPACITY =
very
large, all sense impressions in each moment,
DURATION
= very short (
250ms
)
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2nd store (
short-term
memory)
- receives info from the
SR
by
paying
attention
or from
LTM
by
retrieval
-
keeps
info in STM
by
repeating (
maintenance
rehearsal)
or
passing
info on to
LTM
by linking it to the info in LTM (
elaborative rehearsal
)
CODING =
acoustic
, DURATION = approx.
18
seconds, CAPACITY =
7
+/-
2
items (
Miller
)
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MILLER
- STM capacity
-
digit span
technique,
lab
experiment where ppts given
increasingly
long
lists of
numbers
to
recall
- when ppts
failed
50
% of task, they were judged to have reached their
capacity
:
FINDINGS
-
numbers
=
9
,
letters
=
7
,
recall
increased
with
age
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how is info
lost
in the
STM?
- via
displacement
(new info enters the STM)
- via
decay
(lost over time)
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3rd store (
long-term
memory)
- very
long
duration/permanent memory storage with a theoretically
unlimited capacity
(forgotten info appears just to be inaccessible)
- coded
semantically
(in the form of meaning), to
use
the info it must be
passed
back
to
STM
via
retrieval
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A03 -
STM
&
LTM
are
separate
-
Glanzer
+
CUnitz:
found words at the
start
and
end
of a word list were
more
easily
recalled (
primary
recency
effect)
- suggest
1st
words in
LTM
and
last
in
STM;
however
middle
words were
displaced
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A03 - Coding
STM
&
LTM
-
Baddeley:
four
10-word
lists given to
4
ppt groups, word lists were
acoustically
similar
or
semantically
similar
- found
immediate
recall was
wort
for
acoustically
similar words, and
recall
after
20mins
worst with
semantically
similar
- suggests
STM
is coded
acoustically,
and
LTM
is coded
semantically
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A03 -
Duration
STM
-
Peterson
and
Peterson
: found recall of
3
letter
trigrams
(eg HFR,TKD) was <
10
% after
18
secs if performing
interference
task (
counting
backwards)
- suggest STM duration is very short,
18-30
secs max
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A03 -
artificial
-
cognitive
tests of models like the MSM are often highly artificial (low
mundane realism
) and are conducted in
lab
environments (low
ecological
validity)
- findings may not
generalise
to day-to-day life
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A03 -
criticisms
of the model
- there are
different
types of
LTM
and
STM
- the
capacity
of hate
STM
can be
altered
significantly, eg by
age
or
practice,
suggesting the view of a
fixed
STM/LTM capacity is
incorrect
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