The MSM is a .................................... model of memory

In the sensory memory there are how many sensory registers

What do we call the sensory register that stores visual information?

What do we call the sensory register that stores auditory information?

The sensor registers store information in the same format in which they are received. What do we call this process?

The capacity of the sensory register is high?

The duration of the sensory register is .........?

Sperling's experiment offers support for what aspect of the sensory register

What process moves information from the Sensory register to the STM?

What is the coding for the STM?

What is the duration of the STM

What is the capacity of the STM

What process moves information in to the LTM?

What process keeps information in the STM?

What is the coding for the LTM?

The duration of the LTM is?

The capacity of the LTM is?

What do we call the process of moving information from the LTM to the STM?

The MSM might lack external validity as an explanation of how memory works. This is because a lot of the supporting experiments use ................................... ........................... and therefore the results can't be generalised to every day life.

Shallice and Warrington's study of KF contradicts the MSM because it suggests that different types of STM are stored in separate regions of the brain. What material did KF struggle to recall?

Craik and Watkins suggest that what type of rehearsal moves information from the STM to the LTM?

What type of reductionism applies to this model?