Multi store model evaluation
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- Created on: 27-02-20 13:43
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- Multi store model evaluation
- Case study of KF
- Motor bike accident
- STM was impaired, LTM remained in tact
- Shallice and Warrington investigated his memory
- Found that only certain aspects of his STM were damaged
- The STM isn't unitary as the model suggests
- Use of artificial stimuli
- A lot of the evidence used lab experiments
- People may act differently in artificial situations
- Aren't regular tasks we complete in our day to day lives
- Low ecological validity
- Case study of Clive Wearing
- Virus in his brain
- could no longer form new long term memories
- STM was still in tact
- The memory stores are seperate units as the model suggested
- However, it was suggested his procedural long term memory was still in tact, he could still play the piano.
- Model is reductionistic
- Baddely and Hitch proposed the working memory model (STM)
- It suggets that the STM has more than one component, it isn't unitary
- phonological loop, episodic buffer, visuospatial sketchpad, central executive
- It suggets that the STM has more than one component, it isn't unitary
- The model over simplifies the memory stores
- It simplifies the process of memory so we can understand it
- Baddely and Hitch proposed the working memory model (STM)
- Case study of KF
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