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Proactive interference definition

Old information interferes with learning new information.

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Retroactive interference definiton

New information inteferes with old previously stored information

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Example of proactive interference

Had a old password, can’t remember the new one

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Example of retroactive interference

Has a new password, can’t remember old one

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Episodic memory definiton

memory of events or personal experiences

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Semantic memory definiton

Memories of facts + knowledge

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Procedural memory definition

Skills

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Capacity and duration of sensory memory

Large capacity, short duration

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Capacity and duration of short term memory

Limited capacity, 18-30 seconds

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Capacity and duration of long term memory

Unlimited capacity, lifetime duration

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How is information travelled from sensory memory to STM

Attention

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Strengths of MSM

Supported by PET scans

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Which coding is used for STM

Acoustic (sound)

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Which coding is used for LTM

Semantic (meaning)

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Who found the serial position effect

Murdock

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What is the serial position effect

The tendency to recall more words at the beginning and end of a list

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Why does the primacy effect occur?

words at beginning of list had been rehearsed and transferred into LTM

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Why does the recency effcect occur?

words still held in STM

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Why does murdock support the MSM

It shows STM and LTM are separate stores

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Episodic memory definiton

memory of events or personal experiences

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Semantic memory definiton

Memories of facts + knowledge

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Procedural memory definition

Skills

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Capacity and duration of sensory memory

Large capacity, short duration

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Capacity and duration of short term memory

Limited capacity, 18-30 seconds

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Capacity and duration of long term memory

Unlimited capacity, lifetime duration

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How is information travelled from sensory memory to STM

Attention

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Strengths of MSM

Scientifc so is easy to test

Supported by PET scans

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Which coding is used for STM

Acoustic (sound)

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Which coding is used for LTM

Semantic (meaning)

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Who found the serial position effect

Murdock

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What is the serial position effect

The tendency to recall more words at the beginning and end of a list

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Why does the primacy effect occur?

words at beginning of list had been rehearsed and transferred into LTM

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Why does the recency effcect occur?

words still held in STM

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Why does murdock support the MSM

It shows STM and LTM are separate stores

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Proactive interference definition

Old information interferes with learning new information.

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Retroactive interference definiton

New information inteferes with old previously stored information

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Example of proactive interference

Had a old password, can’t remember the new one

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Example of retroactive interference

Has a new password, can’t remember old one

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Interference definition

When similar information becomes confused

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Example of interference

earning new information can make it harder to remember old information.”

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