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Memory Case Study: Clive Wearing

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A Level Psychology Note on Memory Case Study: Clive Wearing, created by Namita S on 30/09/2014.

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Clive Wearing's case was Short term memory loss, but not Long Term(Wherein he acts as if he has just awoken). This case, therefore, shows that memory is comprised of two separate unitary stores (S.T.M and L.T.M) and so offers support to the Multi Store Model of Memory (M.S.M.M).

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