Atkinson-Schiffrin Model

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the atkinson shiffrin model explains

how sensory, short term, and long term memory interact

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Atkinson-Shiffrin Model

provides a framework to understand how information can flow through these systems

<p>provides a framework to understand how information can flow through these systems </p>
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key structures involved in long term memory

  • amygdala

  • hippocampus

  • neocortex

  • basal ganglia

  • cerebellum

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sensory memory

inital storage of sensory input (echoic and ionic memory)

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Iconic Memory

visual sensory memory

stores images for 0.2-4 seconds

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Iconic Memory example

tracing a sparkler or percieving a moving object as continuous

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Echoic Memory

auditory sensory memory

stores sounds for 3-4 seconds

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echoic memory example

remembering a recently heard sound like a person’s voice after hearing “what?”

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attention in terms of sensory memory and STM

is required for sensory information to transfer to STM, while unattended informaion is lost

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selective attention

focused observation/ close attention to external stimuli

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encoding (consolidation)

process of converting sensory information into neural impulses/ synaptic connections that support learning (LTP)- occurs mainly in the hippocampus

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Short Term Memory function

hold information for active, continuous use

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Short Term Memory duration

information typicallt decays after 18-30 seconds, unless renewed (e.g. rehearsal)

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short term memory capacity

7 ± 2 items

average person can typically hold 5-9 chinks of information at once

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example of maintenance rehearsal

repition helps to extend the duration of STM (e.g repeating a phone number)

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forgetting in STM

without rehearsal, information in STM fades quickly

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example of forgetting in STM

memories in Inside Out are rehearsed when put into the orbs, those not in orbs or forgotten quickly

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displacement

new incoming information can push out older data in STM

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Long Term Memory storage

can last a lifetime

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Long Term Memory Retrieval

information from LTM can be bought back to STM when needed

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Long Term Memory Capacity

potentially unlimited, though seom information may become inaccess

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example of LTM capacity

in Inside Out, the large maze Joy and Sadness are in is Riley’s long term memory, the pit beneath with the black memory orbs are the memories that are inaccessible by Riley