The multi-store model of memory 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyCognitive PsychologyASEdexcel Created by: James_lesterCreated on: 21-02-16 20:01 Who carried out this model? Atkinson and Shiffrin 1 of 20 Memory here lasts for around 2 seconds Sensory register 2 of 20 Information enters the memory in this form Sensory input 3 of 20 When was this model created? 1968 4 of 20 This will happen to information in the sensory register if it is unattended. Decay 5 of 20 This memory store takes in information from one of the sense organs Sensory input 6 of 20 This form of memory is tactile input from the body and it stores information as feelings Haptic 7 of 20 This must be given to information for it to be successfully moved on from the sensory register Attention 8 of 20 This means how long a store can retain information for Duration 9 of 20 This person said we can increase the capacity of the short term memory by combining / organising separate 'bits' of information Miller 10 of 20 Miller said this memory store has a capacity of 7 +/- 2 Short term memory 11 of 20 This is the form in which the memory is retained Encoding 12 of 20 What is the technical term used to describe the way in which we can make information more meaningful Chunking 13 of 20 This form of memory is auditory input from the ears and it stores information as sounds Echoic 14 of 20 2 people with this surname said that the duration of the short term memory is 15-30 seconds Peterson 15 of 20 The final store of memory on the model potentially has this capacity Unlimited 16 of 20 This model is described as being this Linear 17 of 20 This form of memory is visual information from the eyes and it stores information as images. Iconic 18 of 20 Conrad said the short term memory encodes memory in this form Echoic 19 of 20 This means how much information a store can retain Capactiy 20 of 20
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