The Working Memory Model 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyMemoryASAQA Created by: JemmaVenessCreated on: 28-03-16 09:05 What kind of memory is this concerned with? STM, or immediate memory 1 of 14 Who was the researcher who proposed all of this and when? Baddeley And Hitch, 1974 2 of 14 What does the central executive do? Allocates tasks to the slave systems, it has a limited capacity and no storage 3 of 14 What does the phonological loop? Deals with all of the audio information 4 of 14 What are the two parts to the Phonological loop? The Phonological store and the articulatory process 5 of 14 What does the phonological store do? Holds all of the words for the phonological loop 6 of 14 What does the articulatory process do? Performs maintenance rehearsal for the phonological loop 7 of 14 What does the visuo-spatial sketchpad do? Plans a spatial task (moving room) or deals with visual information (what things look like) 8 of 14 What are the two parts of the Visuo-spatial sketchpad? Visual cache and the inner scribe 9 of 14 What does the Visual cache do? Focus's on form and colour of objects 10 of 14 What does the inner scribe do? Spatial relations of the arrangement of objects 11 of 14 What is the episodic buffer? Records events as and when they happen, which links from the STM to the LTM. This integrates information from all three systems. 12 of 14 EVALUATION: Evidence from brain damaged patients - Strength KF-Damage to phonological loop, he had problems with words and not sounds (piano player) 13 of 14 EVALUATION: Evidence from brain damaged patients - Limitation Case studies normally come from brain damaged patients, unreliable because of the effects of the trauma, 14 of 14
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