The working memory model [AQA ALevel]

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Concepts covered: The working memory model: central executive, phonological loop, visuo-spatial sketchpad and episodic buffer. Features of the model: coding and capacity.

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[maheknadeem]

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[tralala]

You say (I paraphrase): In some of the trials the visual a spatial information was integrated, while in other trials it was not. FMRI showed increased activity in the prefrontal cortex in the former case, while activity was increased in the posterior regions in the latter case. This suggests the episodic buffer exists, and it has an identifiable location in the brain.
…except, it doesn’t necesarrily suggest that, or not just that. From this fomrulation, it simply suggests when information is integrated, it is processed in the prefrontal regions, while when it is disintegrated, it is processed in the posterior regions. That’s like saying there are two buffers (episodic and non-episodic?)

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[lt]

Does the WMM accept the MSM verbatim with regards to Sensory and LTM

[takingbackfebruary]

Hi, any tips for remembering studies?

[Ayshabegum-rh]

Was the Prabhakaran et al 2000 study an independent design experiment?

[hrysrl]

You should maybe explain stuff into more detail instead of just reading out what it says on the screen