1
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psychologists think that the Working Memory Model is too…
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simplistic and vague
2
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the model doesn’t really explain exactly what…
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the central executive is apart from being involved in attention
3
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it is difficult to design tasks to…
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test the central executive
4
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the model only explains how…
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information is dealt with in the short term memory
5
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it doesn’t explain how information…
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is transferred into long term memory
6
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what kind of study has mostly supported the working memory model?
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laboratory studies
7
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because the support is mostly laboratory studies, this reduces the…
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ecological validity
8
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a highly controlled study might not be…
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representative of what happens in the real world
Psychology: Memory (AQA)
flashcards
Decks in class (29)
# Cards
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Types of Memory: Sensory Memory5
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Types of Memory: Short Term Memory4
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Types of Memory: Long Term Memory7
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Duration of Memory Studies: Sperling15
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Duration of Memory Studies: Peterson and Peterson15
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Duration of Memory Studies: Bahrick et al16
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Capacity of Memory Studies: Jacobs11
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Capacity of Memory Studies: Miller6
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Coding29
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Atkinson and Shiffrin: The Multi-Store Model12
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Support for The Multi-Store Model15
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Limitations of The Multi-Store Model8
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The Working Memory Model10
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The Working Memory Model: Experimental Evidence7
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The Working Memory Model: Strengths16
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The Working Memory Model: Weaknesses8
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Forgetting8
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Interference22
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Interference: Strengths and Weaknesses9
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Cues42
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Eyewitness Testimony6
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Eyewitness Testimony: Misleading Information24
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Loftus and Zanni13
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Post-Event Discussion7
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Eyewitness Testimony: Age12
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Eyewitness Testimony: Anxiety15
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Cognitive Interview13
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Cognitive Interview: Research and Support12
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Study Names and Dates0
