Key Differences Between Sensory Register, STM and LTM Flashcards

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Q

Coding: SR

A
  • Sense specific
  • Detects incoming info rather than trying to decode it
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Coding STM

A
  • Baddeley 1966
  • Mostly acoustic
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3
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Coding LTM

A
  • Baddeley 1966
  • Mostly semantic
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4
Q

Capacity SR

A
  • Capacity of iconic and echoic stores have found to be very large
  • Sperling 1960
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5
Q

Capacity STM

A
  • 7+/- 2 items (Miller)
  • Chunking
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6
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Capacity LTM

A
  • Unlimited, infinite
  • Cannot be measured so no studies to test it
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7
Q

Duration SR

A
  • Iconic traces found to last up to 250 milliseconds
  • Sperling 1960
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Duration STM

A
  • 3 secs: 90%
  • 18 secs: 10%
  • 30 secs: 0%
  • Peterson and Peterson 1959
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9
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Duration LTM

A
  • Lifetime with cues
  • Bahrick 1975
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