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WMM - Baddeley and Hitch

Kiran Bacchus Psychology A level English

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WMM - Baddeley and Hitch

  1. AO1

    • Central Executive
      • Attentional Processes
      • Monitors/Co-Ordinates with all other cognitive functions within WM
      • Directs Sensory Information to 'Slave Systems'
      • Limited Capacity
        • BxH states the info received her is either immediately allocated to slave system or lost
    • Phonological Loop
      • 2 Seconds
      • Acoustic Coding
      • Phonological Store
        • Processes Information Heard
      • Articulatory Process
        • Processes words heard or seen.
          • Maintainence rehearsal occurs, auditory information is looped around
    • VSS
      • Plan Spatial Tasks E.G. Moving around your environment, driving a car
      • Visual and Spatial information is stored
      • 3 or 4 Items of capacity
      • Visual Cache
        • Processes information about visual items
      • Inner Scribe
        • Processes Spatial relationship between item and other items within visual field
    • Episodic Buffer
      • Integrates Visual, Spaital and Verbal Information time sequencing them
        • Added to explain why some amnesiacs didn't fit in with the original model
  2. AO3

    • Strengths
      • KF Again
      • Dual-Task Performance
        • Greater Difficulty completing 2 Tasks in same slave system than tasks with 2 different slave systems
          • Lacks ecological validity
    • Weaknesses
      • Eslinger and Damasio
        • EVR - Derebral brain tumours removed
          • EVR struggled to do problem solving using the CE
            • Could problem solve on paper but not in day-to-day decision making
              • Explanation of CE is not complex enough - EVR's impairments suggest a subdivision of CE

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A level Psychology Mind Map on WMM - Baddeley and Hitch, created by Kiran Bacchus on 11/02/2021.
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