Evaluation of Duration

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How is duration measured
tested by recognition opposed to recall
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Through learning, more likely to hold information in a perminant store if learnt well in 1st place
and continue to learn about related material in the interval
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Bahrick and Hall
tested LTM for algebra and geomatry
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Bahrick and Hall found that...
PPTS who had only taken maths to a high school level showed decine in accuract of recall compared to degree level
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Encoding of LTM
Baddeley investigated encoding LTM in STM
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Cat / Mat study
Findings contrast with conclusions of STM using mainly accoustic coding
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LTM condition:
there was a delay of 20 minutes between hearing the list and recall
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Conclusion:
that LTM primarily makes use of semantic coding shown by PPTS difficulties in recalling correct order of words with similar meanings
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Evaluation:
other factors affecting encoding in LTM
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acoustic encoding:
our ability to recognise sounds eg police sirens shows that humans can store info/ material in acoustic form
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Visual encoding:
pictorial images can easily be brought to mind of people suggesting that there is some visual encoding in LTM
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and continue to learn about related material in the interval

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Through learning, more likely to hold information in a perminant store if learnt well in 1st place

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tested LTM for algebra and geomatry

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PPTS who had only taken maths to a high school level showed decine in accuract of recall compared to degree level

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Baddeley investigated encoding LTM in STM

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