The multi store model of memory [AQA ALevel]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2024
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This video includes:The multi-store model of memory: sensory register, short-term memory and long-term memory. Features of each store: coding, capacity and duration.
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an hour lesson in 15m, you'd ideally think all teachers are gonna be like this.
Lovely presentation. Thank you. Great pace, great voice and great slides :)
Thanks Katherine!
Btw i found a slight error, in the baddeley experiment recall after 20 minutes was worst with the semantically similar words (group C) not group D :)
You do say that its list C but in the writing part it says list D was recalled worst.
Thanks my head was hurting so much😂
Same here
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thank you so much omg i was so confused
Just wanted to say thank you for doing what you’re doing. You have no idea how many of us you’ve helped out! When I first started psychology I was struggling but now I’m thankfully getting really high grades and your videos have been a really big help 🥺💙 thank you soosos much! God bless you💙
What grade did u end up getting? I’m in year 12 and not doing great I’m putting a lot of effort and extra time in but nothing seems to be working this is the first video I’ve watched from this guy
@@J1hn2396 I ended up getting straight As so far with my assessments. And a improvement from a B on my first mock (paper 1) to an A- on my second mock (paper 2). Flashcards and past paper questions have helped me a lot! I would suggest revising the content briefly via psychboost & your notes
Then teaching it to a wall haha or someone maybe to truly bring out your understanding of it (feynman technique)- & revising/answering flashcards frequently for active recall! Active recall is really helpful. I’m on my last year of a levels now and I sadly forgot to revise back to year 1 contents such as memory etc so it was hard remembering majority of it cuz I didn’t constantly remind myself of it so just a heads up hehe.
Most of all answer as many past paper qs! Look at mark schemes and practice writing model answers:). They really help you get in the top mark band. All the best
Thank you so much for this video, so well explained!
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I find it difficult to remember all the studies linking to each memory stores, do you have any suggestions?
Ah, I cut it down as much as I can but part of the difficulty is the quantity. But as much active revision as possible. (flash cards/quizzing mates) not passive (re-reading/re-watching) has been shown to be more effective.
are you recreating all your videos or just some topics?
Thank you so much for this video, my teacher was useless at explaining it! You made it simple! Also, where did you get that shirt from i love it!
Haha wait till you get to the working memory model! That's confusing! T-Shirt is from www.qwertee.com/
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Best of luck with the revision! - Nick
for each section of a topic like multi store memory model how many evaluations do we need to memorise?
Depending on the question like an essay probably 3-6 case studies but they’re mainly used for A03
I thought you already made this video in your Playlist? Are your old videos out of date?
Just trying to improve the quality. Both are the new specification so fine for current exams.
nice t-shirt!
The conta approach 😂
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