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Working Memory Model
Developed by
Baddeley
and
Hitch
(1974) as an expansion of STM from the MSM
Components of the Working Memory Model
Central Executive
Phonological Loop
Visuo-Spatial Sketchpad
Episodic Buffer
Central Executive
Attention
,
decision-making
and controls the
slave
subsystems
Phonological Loop
Handles
spoken
and
written
material, split into the
inner ear
and the
inner voice
Inner ear holds
speech-based
information for
1-2
seconds
Inner voice rehearses
auditory
information
Visuo-Spatial Sketchpad
Handles
visual
and
spatial information
, split into the
inner eye
and the
inner scribe
Inner eye stores information about
form
and
colour
Inner scribe arranges objects in our
visual field
Episodic Buffer
Temporary
store that
binds
information from other components and maintains a sense of
time
Information in Working Memory
Stored for up to
30
seconds
Each store handles
different sensory inputs
The
working
memory model
evaluations of the WMM as an explanation of memory
🙂 evidence to support -
Baddeley’s
dual-task
studies
🙂 evidence to support -
K.F.
case study
☹️ criticism of the
central executive