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reconstructive
memory -
perception
test memory for shapes and objects
ppts assigned verbal labels
perception
determines how something is remembered
reconstructive memory
- imaging
used in
blots
rummaged about stored images to find best fit
determined by
experiences
and
interests
reconstructive
memory - remembering
war of ghost folktale
culturally unfamiliar
supernatural
20 ppts
story shortened , made modern
rarely accurate
reconstructive memory
- schema
parcels of stored knowledge
used to fill in gaps
active
reconstruction
reconstructive memory Ao3
war of ghost is irrelevant ❌
same findings on diff ppts✅
working
memory model
central
executive
phonological
loop
visuospatial
sketchpad
central executive
determines which info is and isn’t attended to
process info in all
sensory forms
limited in
capacity
phonological
loop
“inner ear”
auditory
store
slave
system
difficult to remember
similar
sounding words
visuospatial
sketchpad
“inner eye”
slave system
visual store
encode through mental pictures
strengths of wmm
Tulving 1989 / brain scans , frontal lobes active for episodic, back cortex active for semantic
KC / suffered impairment to episodic but semantic intact after motorbike accident
weaknesses of wmm
HM&CW / both could still learn new skills
case studies cannot be replicated for practical and ethical reasons so reliability cannot be checked
Baddeley 1966 aim
to investigate the influence of acoustic & semantic word similarity on recall in LTM and STM
Baddeley procedure
lab experiment
4 lists of 10 words
acoustic similar eg man, can
acoustic dissimilar eg cow, mat
semantic similar eg big, large
semantic dissimilar eg good,huge
1 word every 3 seconds
Baddeley
results
acoustic
encoding difficult but didn’t affect LTM recall
semantic
similar difficult to learn
STM largely
acoustic
LTM largely
semantic
Baddeley
Ao3
reliable
✅
controlled =
cause
&
effect
✅
lack
mundane reality❌
unable to
generalise
❌
Tulving episodic memory
personal
events
&
experiences
eg birthday party
mental
dairy
linked to
time
and
context
explicit
Tulving
semantic
mental encyclopedia
facts and knowledge
no
temporal
link
Tulving procedural memory
skills and abilities
added later - 1985
eg
Henry Molaison
Henry Molasion
surgical procedure to relieve
seizures
, lost
hippocampus
anterograde amnesia, unable to form
new
memory , no mem of
new
skills
reterograde amnesia , unable to
retrieve
memory
Tulving
declarative memory
words and concepts
need
retrieval
cues
influences
reconstructive
memory
Tulving
Ao3
brain scans found
episodic
-
front
cortex
semantic
-
back
cortex✅
KC✅
case studies cannot be
replicated
❌
HM could still learn
new
skills❌
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