Multi-Store Model of Memory (OCR A-Level Psychology): Quizzes
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Who developed the Multi-Store Model of memory?
Who developed the Multi-Store Model of memory?
Atkinson and Shiffrin
How many different memory stores are there in the Multi-Store Model?
How many different memory stores are there in the Multi-Store Model?
Three
What term describes the flow of information in the Multi-Store Model?
What term describes the flow of information in the Multi-Store Model?
Unidirectional
What is needed to transfer information from sensory register to short-term memory?
What is needed to transfer information from sensory register to short-term memory?
Attention
What process transfers information from short-term to long-term memory?
What process transfers information from short-term to long-term memory?
Rehearsal
Which brain area is associated with short-term memory?
Which brain area is associated with short-term memory?
Frontal cortex
Which brain area is associated with long-term memory?
Which brain area is associated with long-term memory?
Hippocampus
What did the case study of HM demonstrate about memory stores?
What did the case study of HM demonstrate about memory stores?
LTM damage doesn't affect STM
What did patient KF's case reveal that contradicted the Multi-Store Model?
What did patient KF's case reveal that contradicted the Multi-Store Model?
Damaged STM but intact LTM
What did KF's case suggest about short-term memory?
What did KF's case suggest about short-term memory?
There may be different types of STM
Who argued that there are three types of long-term memory?
Who argued that there are three types of long-term memory?
Tulving
What type of memory is a detailed memory of a specific event you experienced?
What type of memory is a detailed memory of a specific event you experienced?
Episodic memory
What type of memory is memory of how to perform actions and skills?
What type of memory is memory of how to perform actions and skills?
Procedural memory