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The working memory model

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The WMM was developed by...

a)

Sebastian and Hernandez-Gil

b)

Atkinson and Shiffrin

c)

Baddeley and Hitch

d)

Tulving and Bartlett

2.

Which part of memory does it focus on?

a)

STM

b)

LTM

3.

Which part of the model has a 'supervisory role'?

a)

Central executive

b)

Episodic buffer

c)

Phonological loop

d)

Visuospatial sketchpad

4.

Which slave system deals with auditory info?

a)

Central executive

b)

Episodic buffer

c)

Phonological loop

d)

Visuospatial sketchpad

5.

Which slave system deals with visual/spatial info?

a)

Central executive

b)

Episodic buffer

c)

Phonological loop

d)

Visuospatial sketchpad

6.

Which year was the episodic buffer added to the model?

a)

1985

b)

1990

c)

2000

d)

2005

7.

Which of the following are the 2 subsystems in the phonological loop?

a)

Phonological store

b)

Rehearsal store

c)

Phonological control store

d)

Articulatory rehearsal system

8.

Which subsystem is referred to as the 'inner voice' due to maintenance loop

a)

Phonological store

b)

Articulatory rehearsal system

9.

Baddeley asked ppts to do two tasks: track a moving light and picture a letter F. Which system do these both use?

a)

Phonological loop

b)

Visuospatial sketchpad

10.

Why is it difficult to do 2 tasks at the same time using the same store?

a)

Limited duration

b)

Can't concentrate

c)

Limited capacity

d)

Get distracted

11.

What evidence can you use to support the WMM? (2)

a)

Dual task experiments

b)

Case study: KF

c)

Case study: HM

d)

Word list experiments

12.

How does KF support the WMM?

a)

Shows we learn through the phonological loop

b)

Shows separate stores in STM

c)

Shows how info moves to LTM

d)

Shows case studies are useful

13.

A weakness of the WMM?

a)

Subjective

b)

Unreliable

c)

Not scientific

d)

Reductionist

14.

Counter argument for using case studies?

a)

Difficult to generalise findings

b)

Lack ecological validity

c)

Very reliable

d)

Objective data collection