| What are the 5 inputs of the MSM | Sensory register
Iconic memory
Echoic memory
Gustatory memory
Olfactory memory
Tactile memory |
| What is iconic memory? | Visual |
| What is echoic memory ? | Sounds |
| What is gustatory memory? | Taste |
| What is olfactory memory? | Smell |
| what is tactile memory ? | Touch |
| How does the input go to the output on the MSM | By paying attention. |
| How does the STM get to the LTM? | By rehearsal |
| How does the LTM get back to the STM? | Retrival |
| What supports the MSM? | The Peterson and Peterson, they show that rehearsal is important to transfer form STM to LTM. |
| Whats wrong with the MSM ? | Its too simplistic, the LTM only having a single store is too simplistic, could suggest that there is more than one storage. |
| Who challenges the MSM? | Clive Wearing. |
| What does Clive Wearing suggest? | That there could be more than one aspect when it comes to the LTM, especially with medical issues. But he did support that there are 2 different parts |
| Strength of MSM? (application) | Real life application to help people understand memory |
| Strength of MSM? (Structure) | Gives a systematic structural suggestion of how memory works |
| Who critics the MSM? | HM, different parts of memory that the MSM didn't explain. |
| A weakness of MSM? (fb memories) | Flashbulb memories are memories of shocking events which was very vivid and precice in memory. Doesn't explain how some memory can be stored in LTM without rehersal. |
