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External sensory experience; Memory storage; Cognitive Control Center;
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The Role Of Temporal Distraction On Short-Term Memory And Delayed Recognition, Susanna Luu
The Role Of Temporal Distraction On Short-Term Memory And Delayed Recognition, Susanna Luu
Loma Linda University Electronic Theses, Dissertations & Projects
Memory is a complex process that requires the translation of information from an external sensory experience into an internal representation. Once information has been translated into memory, there is little agreement regarding the cognitive structure of memory storage and maintenance. Baddeley (1966) developed a model based on a multi-storage structure which suggested that as information entered through the sensory system, it was relayed by a cognitive control center and placed into storage units based on information type (i.e. auditory, visual, etc.). Baddeley’s (1966) multi-store memory model hypothesized that content translated into memory by two phases: short-term and long-term memory. More …