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Which model of memory describes the process of stimulus information first going through sensory memory, then transferring to short-term memory, and finally to long-term memory?
Which model of memory describes the process of stimulus information first going through sensory memory, then transferring to short-term memory, and finally to long-term memory?
What is the maximum capacity of short-term memory?
What is the maximum capacity of short-term memory?
Which type of memory has relatively permanent storage and an unlimited capacity?
Which type of memory has relatively permanent storage and an unlimited capacity?
What is the duration of long-term memory?
What is the duration of long-term memory?
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What happens to information in short-term memory if it is not encoded?
What happens to information in short-term memory if it is not encoded?
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Which type of memory holds information for temporary analysis and has a maximum capacity of 7+/- 2 objects?
Which type of memory holds information for temporary analysis and has a maximum capacity of 7+/- 2 objects?
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What is the duration of information in short-term memory without rehearsal?
What is the duration of information in short-term memory without rehearsal?
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Which type of memory has relatively permanent storage and an unlimited capacity?
Which type of memory has relatively permanent storage and an unlimited capacity?
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According to the Atkinson and Shiffrin model of memory, where does stimulus information from the environment first go?
According to the Atkinson and Shiffrin model of memory, where does stimulus information from the environment first go?
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What is the duration of the long-term memory?
What is the duration of the long-term memory?
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Study Notes
Memory Models
- The Atkinson and Shiffrin model describes memory processes as flowing from sensory memory to short-term memory, and then to long-term memory.
Short-Term Memory
- Maximum capacity of short-term memory is typically 7±2 items.
- Information can be held for about 20-30 seconds without rehearsal.
- If information is not encoded from short-term memory, it is likely to be forgotten.
Long-Term Memory
- Long-term memory has relatively permanent storage and an unlimited capacity.
- Duration of long-term memory can last from days to a lifetime, depending on encoding and retrieval processes.
Sensory Memory
- Stimulus information from the environment first enters sensory memory, where it is briefly stored before processing.
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Test your knowledge on short-term and long-term memory with this quiz! Learn about the Atkinson and Shiffrin models of memory and how information is processed in the sensory memory. Challenge yourself and see how much you know about encoding and retention in the different memory systems.
