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Who proposed this?
Atkinson and shiffrin
What is MSM suggesting?
That the memory consists of three separate stores; sensory register, STM, LTM.
Information flows in a linear sequence from one store to the next
What are the key process of MSM?
Attention: This is needed to pass from sensory register to STM, without this STM decays
Rehearsal: Maintenance rehearsal keeps information in STM
Retrieval: Information from LTM is brought back into STM when it is needed for use
Features of sensory register
You get stimulus from environment
Each store is modality specific
Capacity is large
Duration is 250 milliseconds
STM features
Coded acoustically (dissimilar)
Capacity is 5-9
Duration is 18-30 seconds
What is displacement in STM?
When information exceeds 5-9 items, it will push some out for the new information.
What is elaborative rehearsal?
When you link the memory to existing knowledge therefore making it meaningful. This makes it easier for STM to become LTM
LTM features
Coded semantically dissimilar
Capacity is unlimited
Duration is lifetime
What is retrieval failure?
Occurs it LTM when the memory exists but you fail to retrieve it because of the lack of cues
Have a look at this table
What did Glanzer and Cunitz come up with?
Recency: refers to the tendency to remember items at the end of a list better than those in the middle
Primacy: refers to the tendency of remembering items at the beginning of a list better than those in the middle