WMM (BADDLEY AND HITCH)

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What components does the WMM consist of

  • the central executive= a limited capacity component for general processing and controls the two slave systems

  • The phonological loop= a temporary storage component for verbal information

  • The visuospatial sketchpad= a temporary storage component for spatial AND verbal information

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The phonological loop can explain the phonological similarity effect how?

  • because it’s more difficult to remember similar sounding that different sounding

  • BUT THIS DOES NIT GO FOR SEMANTIC ENCODING (meaning similarity)

  • This demonstrates that the phonological loop encodes acoustically

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EVALUATION OF THE WMM

  • strength= application to alzheimers

    Alzheimer’s has shown decrease functioning in the central executive, when BADDELEY did a experiment with dual tasks he tested it with Alzheimer’s patients as well, the Alzheimer’s group showed impairment when doing visual and verbal task together , coring to BADDELEY it’s because the central executive could not coordinate the two subsystems

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EVALUATION weakness o

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Acoustic memory is memory of

Sound

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Semantic is memory of

Meaning / facts

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Episodic is memory of

Events

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