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week 3
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1What is the major critisicm/s of the original multistore model of memory?
- Asystems are not unitary but connected
- BSTM is not the gateway to LTM
- Cover emphasis on structural aspects of memory
- Dall of the above
2How does STM use LTM?
- Achunking
- Btemporary storage
- Crehearsal
- Dall of the above
3Amnesics have
- Aimpaired LTM
- Bimpaired STM
4what did baddeley and hitch do?
- Areplaced STM with WM
- Bexplain that STM and LTM are interconnected
- Creplaced LTM with WM
5Baddeley and Hitch WM model includes
- Aphonological loop, visuo-spatial sketchpad, LTM store, STM store
- Bcentral executive, phonological loop, visio-spatial sketchpad, episodic buffer
- Ccentral executive, phonological loop, visio-spatial sketchpad
6What does the central exec do?
- Adeals with demanding tasks
- Bcontrols the rest of the system
7what does the phonological loop do?
- Aholds info
- Bintegrates info
- Cholds speech based info
- Dstores info
8what does the visio spatial sketchpad do?
- Aspatial and visual coding and manipulation
- Bspatial and visual coding
- Cholds and integrates visual info
9what does the episodic buffer do?
- Aholds and integrates info from phonological loop, spatio and LTM
- Bholds and integrates info from all of the other systems
- Csorts information and buffers it
10In the WM model, which system was added later?
- Acentral exec
- Bphonological loop
- Cvisuo-spatial sketchpad
- Depisodic buffer
- Enone- they were all included at the same time
11Immediate serial recall is worse when
- Aphonologically similar
- Bphonologically dissimilar
12what abolishes/reduces the phonological similarity effect for visually presented lists?
- Avisio-spatial sketchpad
- Bconcurrent articulation
- Cdissimilar words
- Dwords that are phonologically dissimilar
13what is an example of concurrent articulation?
- Asee saw
- Bsee saw, see saw
- Cblah blah blah
- Db and c
14what is the phonological loop for?
- Alearning new words
- Bstoring speech based info
- Cmanipulating speech based info
- Dall of the above
15corsi blocks experiment is
- Aspatial
- Bvisual
- Ctouch
16what functions were identified by Baddeley
- Aability to focus, divide attention, attentional control, multi task
- Bability to focus, ability to divide attention, ability to switch attention,ability to relate the content of WM to LTM
- Cability to encode info, ability to divide attention, ability to switch attention,ability to relate the content of WM to STM
- Dability to focus, ability to divide attention, ability to switch attention,ability to relate the content of STM to LTM
17WHat are some executive functions?
- Ainhibition, shifting, updating
- Bupdating, switching, remembering
18How do we remember phone numbers?
- Aphonological loop
- Barticulatory control process
- Cvisuo- spatial sketchpad
- Dphonological store
19Inner voice
- Aphonological loop
- Bvisuo-spatial sketchpad
- Cphonological store
- Darticulatory control process
20Inner eye
- Avisuo-spatial sketchpad
- Bphonological loop
- Ccentral executive system
- Darticulatory control process
21what prevents us from bumping into objects?
- Avisuo-spatial sketchpad
- Bphonological store
- Ccentral executive
- Darticulatory control process
22Baddley and Hitch used which experiment to test working memory?
- Adichotic listening task
- Bdual task technique
- Cdual memory task
- Dchunking tasks
23What are the two techniques used to test WM by Baddeley and Hitch??
- Adigit span and verbal recall
- Bdigit span and verbal reasoning
- Clistening to two different stimuli in each ear and asking participants to recall what they heard
- Drepeating numbers and answering multiple choice questions
24The digit span tasks uses
- Athe phonological loop
- Bthe articulatory control process
- Cthe central executive
- Dthe visuo spatial sketchpad
25what technique in the dual task technique uses the central executive system?
- Adigit span
- Bdichotic listening task
- Cverbal recall
- Dverbal reasoning
26Working memory relates to real life tasks. Reading is carried out by the [blank_start]phonological loop[blank_end]. Problem solving by the [blank_start]central executive[blank_end] and navigation is possible through [blank_start]visual and spatial processing[blank_end].
- Aphonological loop
- Bcentral executive
- Cvisual spatial processing
- Dcentral executive
- Ephonological loop
- Fvisual and spatial processing
- Gvisual and spatial processing
- Hphonological loop
- Icentral executive
27Kf suffered impairment in his
- Avisual system
- BSTM
- Cverbal information
- Dboth b and c
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