"How much a memory-store can hold" is a definition for what?
Capacity
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What is the capacity of STM?
5-9 items
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Who was the researcher who discovered the capacity of STM?
Miller
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What research did Miller conduct for STM capacity?
Digit Span Technique
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What is the following type of research called; "Participants being shown some digits briefly, in which they have to then recall in the same order"?
Digit Span Technique
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What is the following type of research for; "Participants being shown some digits briefly, in which they have to then recall in the same order"?
STM Capacity
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Who conducted the following research; "Participants being shown some digits briefly, in which they have to then recall in the same order"?
Miller
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"How long information lasts" is a definition for what?
Duration
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Who was the researcher who discovered the duration of STM?
Peterson
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What research did Peterson conduct for STM duration?
Brown Peterson Technique
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What is the following type of research called; "Presenting Triagrams to participants, and giving them a distraction task to prevent rehearsal of the triagrams" ?
Brown Peterson Technique
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What is the following type of research for; "Presenting Triagrams to participants, and giving them a distraction task to prevent rehearsal of the triagrams"?
STM Duration
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Who conducted the following research; "Presenting Triagrams to participants, and giving them a distraction task to prevent rehearsal of the triagrams"?
Peterson
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What is the duration for STM?
18 Seconds
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"The way information is transformed into a form that can be stored in memory" is a definition for what?
Encoding
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Visual, acoustic and semantic are the 3 different ways of what?
Encoding
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How is information encoded in STM?
Acoustically
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What is visual encoding?
Image
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What is acoustic encoding?
Sound
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What is semantic encoding?
Meanings
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Who was the researcher who discovered the encoding of both STM and LTM?
Baddeley
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What is the following type of research for; "Showing participants a list of similar sounding words, and different sounding words"?
STM Encoding
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What is the duration of LTM?
Lifetime
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Who was the researcher for LTM duration?
Bahrick
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What is the capacity of LTM?
Unlimited
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How is information encoded in LTM?
Semantically
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What is the following type of research for; "Showing participants a list of words with similar meanings, and words with different meanings"?
LTM Encoding
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What is this definition for; "A structural model which sees memory as made up of three separate stores through which information flows"?
Multi-store model
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How is information passed from the sensory store to the STM store, in the Multi-store model?
Attention
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How is information able to stay in the STM store in the Multi-store model?
Rehearsal
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How is information passed from the STM store to the LTM store in the Multi-store model?
Rehearsal
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What is the sensory store's duration?
1 second
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What is the sensory store's capacity?
Large
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What is the sensory store that deals with visual input?
Iconic Store
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What is the sensory store that deals with sound input?
Echoic Store
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What is the following type of research called; "Participants being shown some digits briefly, in which they have to then recall in the same order"?
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