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M+F Limitations

lucynewbold Psychology AS level Englisch 9 Karten

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  1. 1Limitations of Multi Store ModelToo simple - Baddeley combine several STM tasks, separate stores?
    Rehearsal not necessary - Beherian + Baddeley not only factor
    Cohen - memory capacity measured based on info nature
    Lab studies artificial
    Morris - 2 way process STM + LTM
  2. 2Limitations of Working ModelSTM only - not comprehensive
    Little known about central exec - most important, capacity never measured
    Vague - can explain any experimental results
    Doesn't explain changes in processing ability with practise/time
  3. 3Limitations of Levels of ProcessingNo independent way of measuring processing depth
    Semantic improves recall due to effort not depth
    Theory descriptive, over simplistic
  4. 4Limitations of Trace DecayLow eco validity, unrealistic tasks
    Hard to investigate - trigrams distracter not decay?
    Doesn't explain recall if not rehearsed
    Can't be proven for normal forgetting
  5. 5Limitations of InterfernceResearch artificial
    Doesn't explain why
    Unsure how much forgetting due to interference
  6. 6Limitations of DisplacementNot comprehensive - STM
    Working model better, theory less popular
    Decay not displacement in interference task?
  7. 7Limitations of Lack of ConsolidationDoesn't apply to all forgetting
  8. 8Limitations of Cue Dependent ForgettingLow eco validity studies
    Not possible to disprove
  9. 9Limitations of Motivated ForgettongHard to investigate - unconscious
    Trauma in lab - artificial/unethical
    Doesn't explain everyday forgetting
    PTSD - relive traumatic events
    People choose not to reveal trauma

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AS level Psychology (Memory and Forgetting) Karteikarten am M+F Limitations, erstellt von lucynewbold am 25/04/2015.
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