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what is the multi store model?
ATKINSON and SHIFFRIN (1968)
saw memory as an information processing system
info flows in a fixed sequence from one store to another
describe the multi store model
ATKINSON and SHIFFRIN
INPUT:environmental stimuli
SENORY REGISTER: iconic, echoic and other memory stores. high capacity
ATTENTION
STM: acoustically coded. limited duration and capacity
REHERSAL
LTM: semantically coded. unlimited duration and capacity
RETRIEVAL: to get info back into STM
multi store model strengths
research support - research shows STM and LTM use different coding and have different capacities
COUNTERPOINT: studies don't use everyday materials (constant syllables) so validity is low
multi store model limitations
model is over simplified as it assumed each store works as an independent unit
doesn't explain memory distortion `

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