Coding, Capacity & Duration

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What is coding?

The format in which information is stored in the various memory stores

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Who investigated coding?

Baddeley

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Describe Baddeleys research into coding

He gave 4 different lists of words to four different groups of participants. The four lists consisted of acoustically similar words, acoustically dissimilar words, semantically similar words and semantically dissimilar words

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What does acoustically similar words mean?

Words that sound the same. eg.cat,mat.hat

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What does acoustically dissimilar mean?

Words that don’t sound the same. eg. dog, pan, bean

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What does semantically similar mean?

Words that have similar meaning. eg.massive,big,huge

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What does semantically dissimilar mean?

Words with different meanings. eg. good, tiny, yummy

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How did Baddeley investigate STM and what did he find?

He instructed the ppts to recall the list in order immediately. He found that ppts did worse with acoustically similar words

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What does this suggest for coding in STM?

STM is coded acoustically

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How did Baddeley investigate LTM and what did he find?

Ppts were instructed to recall the list in the correct order after 20 minutes. He found that ppts did worse with semantically similar words

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What does this suggest for coding in LTM?

LTM is coded semantically.

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