The Multi-store memory model 1968

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What is the multi-store memory model (MSM)?
A representation of how memory works in terms of three stores
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What does the MSM describe?
How information is transferred from one store to another, how it's remembered and how its discovered
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Who proposed the model?
Atkinson and Shiffrin
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How is the short term memory (STM) encoded?
By acoustics
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What is the STM's capacity?
5 to 9 items, for 18 to 30 seconds
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How is the long term memory (LTM) encoded?
By semantics
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What's the LTM's capacity?
Unlimited, can store memories for a lifetime
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A permanent memory store, how is LTM material recalled?
It has to be moved to the STM
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How does the mind process information?
Input, storage and retrieval
Input, storage and retrieval
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What is encoding?
The format in which information is stored in various memory stores
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What is storage?
The process of holding information in the memory
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What is retrieval?
The process of transferring information from the LTM to the STM and recalling it
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What is capacity?
The amount of information that can be held in the memory
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What is duration?
How long information can be stored for
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What evidence can be used to support MSM?
Baddeley 1966
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Who showed that there may be more than one type of STM?
Shallice and Warrington 1970
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What's the application of this model?
Applied to ways of improving memory
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Who proposed the competing argument that the STM is part of the LTM?
Guillermo Campitelli 2015
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Which model is this?
Which model is this?
Multi-store memory model
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What does the sensory register process?
Stimuli from the environment, e.g. Taste, touch
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If we view information processed in the sensory register as valuable, where is it moved?
Short term memory