The working Memory model (WMM) 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyMemoryA2/A-levelAQA Created by: KatieCreated on: 06-09-19 09:39 who came up with the wmm Baddeley and Hitch 1 of 37 what is the wmm a model of the short term memory 2 of 37 what is the main part of the wmm central executive 3 of 37 what is another defenition for the central exectutive (CE) attention span 4 of 37 What is the role of the ce takes on all info and decides whats important 5 of 37 where does auditory information go the articulatory phonological loop (APL) 6 of 37 what type of system is the APL slave system 7 of 37 what is connected to the APL The articulatory process 8 of 37 what si the articulatory process inner voice 9 of 37 what else is connected to the APL The phonological loop 10 of 37 what is the role of the phonological loop comprehension of information + keep info in right order 11 of 37 where does visual information go from the central executive visuo-spatial sketchpad VSS 12 of 37 what type of system is the VSS slave system 13 of 37 what is connected to the VSS The inner scribe and the visual cache 14 of 37 what is the role of the inner scribe stores info about the physucal relationship of items (perception of distances) 15 of 37 what is the role of the visula cache stores information about visual data (form and colour) 16 of 37 whats another name for the visual cache the mind's eye 17 of 37 what properties do slave systems have can't work by themselves, limited capacity 18 of 37 how many tasks can slave systems do at once one at a time 19 of 37 what are the 3 slave systems articulatory phonological loop, visuo-spatial sketchpad, episodic buffer 20 of 37 what is in the middle of the WMM episodic buffer 21 of 37 what is the role of the EB stores info retrieved from LTM that will help process new information 22 of 37 when was the eb added to the wmm 2000 23 of 37 what connects to the ltm VSS, APL, EB 24 of 37 what is different about the LTM baddeley and hitch said nothing about it 25 of 37 what does the ltm do help us to recognise what something actually is 26 of 37 where does the CE recieve information senses 27 of 37 what does the wmm suggest about the stm that all information is processed in the stm 28 of 37 what kind of capacity does the ce have very limited 29 of 37 what does the APL do handles all auditory information 30 of 37 what is the capacity of the articulatory process 2 seconds 31 of 37 how does the articulatory process work repeats sounds or words to keep them in the memory 32 of 37 where are the words you hear stored phonological store 33 of 37 what kind of capacity does the visual spatial sketchpad have limited around 3/4 objects 34 of 37 what kind of info is stores in the VSS visual and spatial information 35 of 37 what kind of capacity does the EB have limited 36 of 37 what does the EB store visual, auditory and spatial info 37 of 37
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