memory 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyMemoryASAQA Created by: lewis_brownCreated on: 07-01-16 10:49 capacity how much can be held in our memory. 1 of 15 coding the way *** imformation is changed so that it can be stored.can be remembered either acoustically or semantically. 2 of 15 duration a measure of how long a memory lasts before it is no longer available. 3 of 15 short term memory your memory for immediate events. usually measured in seconds and minutes. 4 of 15 long term memory your memory for events that have happened in the past.has the potential to last a lifetime. 5 of 15 sensory register the place where information is held at each of our senses. 6 of 15 attention if a persons attention is focused on one of the sensory stores,then the data is transfered into our STM. 7 of 15 maintenance rehersal repitition keeps information in STM but eventually such repitition will create a long term memory. 8 of 15 retrieval the process of getting information from LTM involves the information passing back through STM. 9 of 15 working model of memory this adresses one aspect of memory -STM 10 of 15 central executive monitors and coordinates all other mental functions in working memory. 11 of 15 episodic buffer recieves input from many sources, temporarily stores this information. 12 of 15 phonological loop codes speech sounds in working memory,typically involving maintainence rehersal. 13 of 15 visuo-spatial sketchpad codes visual information in terms of seperate objects as well as the arrangement of these objects in ones visual field. 14 of 15 working model of memory an explanation of the memory used when working on a task.each store is qualitively different. 15 of 15
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