The Working Memory Model
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- Created on: 21-04-14 11:39
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2. What is the main role of the Central Exeutive?
- distorts memories to fit with expectations
- to decide how to allocate its resources
- stores visual and spatial information
- reherses information to be transferred
3. What does the Articulatory Loop consist of?
- changed information ready to be stored
- the phonological store and articulory control process
- short duration and big capacity
- the short term memory store
4. What are the four components of the Working Memory Model?
- language, episodic, visual and central systems
- short term memory, long term memory, sensory memory and central executive
- central executive, articulatory loop, visuospatial sketchpad and episodic buffer
- visual, spatial, acoustic and realistic models
5. Name 3 Episodic Buffer points?
- illustarates how the buffer works, codes information in images, uses articulory control process
- acoustic encoding, spatial encoding, visual encoding
- accsesed by central executive, takes information from different sources, can draw on information from the LTM if needed for the working memory
- small capacity, long duration, controls slave systems
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