Multi-Store Model of Memory | Part 1 | AQA Psychology

What is the Multi-Store Model?
This video explores Atkinson and Shiffrins' (1968) Multi-Store Model that explains how our memory works. We consider the structure of the model, how memories are transferred to each store, and then we explore the coding, capacity and duration of the first store, the sensory register.

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0:00 - Intro
00:30 - Cognitive Psychology
01:01 - How memories are processed
03:15 - Sensory register (Coding, Capacity and Duration)
04:42 - Why this matters...

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[charlotteburton]

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[rachelyoung]

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[Dahunkamar]

Such a brilliant video the explanation just wow..I love it .

[gracefrench]

doing a presentation and doing an introduction slide -> is this correct

multistore model proposed by Shiffrin and Atkinson in the 1960s, acts as a theoretical model explaining how information moves from your sensory register to your long term memory. The sensory register detects environmental stimuli. If you pay attention to sensory information, then that information can be passed into your short term memory. Atkinson and Shiffrin, state that in order for information to move from your short to long term memory, it requires maintenance rehearsal. If not rehearsed, then the information will be forgotten. Information can then be temporarily retrieved from your long term memory into your short term memory.

[BearitinMIND]

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