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Neha Chakraborty Psychology AS - Level English

Mind map about memory: coding, capacity, duration and types of LTM

Mind map: memory

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memory

  1. coding

    • : the format at which info is stored in various memory stores
    • Alan Baddely (1966)
      • gave different lists of words to four groups
        • acoustically similar
        • acoustically dissimilar
        • semantically similar
        • semantically dissimilar
      • when recalling from stm they did worse w/ acoustically similar words
        • stm coded acoustically
      • when recalling from ltm (after 20 mins), they did worse w/ semantically similar words
        • ltm coded semantically
    • artificial stim
      • words have no personal meaning to ppts
      • cannot generalise
      • limited app
  2. capacity

    • : the amount of info that can be held in a memory store
    • digit span
      • researcher asked to recall certain no. of digits, then adds more till ppt can't recall in the same order
        • mean no.s recalled: 9.3 items
        • mean letters 7.3 items
    • span of memory // chunking
      • george miller (1956)
        • made observations of daily practice
        • noted that things come in 7s
        • suggests spam of stm is 7 +- 2
      • : grouping sets of digits/letters together into units
      • lack validity
        • conducted long time ago
        • confounding variables not controlled
      • overestimated cap of stm
        • covan (2001)
          • reviewed other research
            • cap was 4 chunks
            • suggests lower end of millers estimate more appropriate
  3. duration

    • : the length of time info can be held in memory
    • stm - margaret & lloyd perterson (1959)
      • 24 undergrads
      • students given consonant syllables to remember & asked to count back from 3 digit number
        • told to stop after different amount of time
      • findings show short duration unless rehearsed
    • ltm
      • 392 ppts aged 17-74
      • obtained highschool yearbooks
      • recall test through
        • free recall
        • photo recognition
  4. multistore model of memory

    • sensory register
      • stim from environment passes into here
      • iconic memory
        • visual info
        • coded visually
      • echoic memory
        • auditory info
        • codes acoustically
      • lasts briefly
      • high cap
      • needs to be paid attention to be passed onto other stores
    • stm
      • limited cap 7+-2
      • coded acoustically
      • lasts 30 secs
      • maintenance rehearsal passes material to ltm
      • research evidence
        • baaddely
          • tendency to mix up words acoustically sim when using stm
          • shows coding ltm semantic & stm acoustic therefore seperate
      • more than one type of stm
        • stallice & warrington (1970)
          • studied patient suffering amnesia
          • stm digits poor when read to
          • stm for digits longer when read himself
    • ltm
      • potentially perm
      • unlimited cap
      • coded semantically
      • no memories recalled directly from ltm, transferred back into stm (retrieval)
      • more than one type of rehearsal
        • craik watkins (1973)
          • found prediction to be wrong
          • type of rehearsal matters
            • elaborative rehearsal needed for ltm
  5. types of ltm

    • episodic
      • : recall events from lives
    • semantic
      • :knowledge of world // broad facts
    • procedural
      • knowledge on skills
    • clinical evidence
      • hm & clive wearing
        • episodic memory impaired
        • semantic memory relatively uneffected
        • procedural memory intact
        • shows that there are seperate stores
    • neuroimaging evidence
      • tulving et al (1994)
        • got ppts to perform memory tasks while under PET scan
        • episodic & semantic memory recalled from prefrontal cortex
        • increases validity
  6. the working memory model

    • central executive
      • attentional processes that monitors incoming data
      • makes decisions & allocates systems to task
      • limited processing cap
    • phonological loop
      • codes acoustically
      • phonological store - words heard
      • articulatory store: allows maintenance rehearsal
    • visio-spacial sketchpad
      • visual cache: visual data
      • inner scribe: perspective
    • episodic buffer
      • temp store
      • intergrates all stores
      • maintain sense of time sequence
      • limited cap

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AS - Level Psychology (memory) Mind Map on memory, created by Neha Chakraborty on 20/04/2017.
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