The multistore model - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Summary notes for Alevel Edexcel cognitive psychology. Notes consist of A01, A02, A03 and Ao3CA points. Description of point, evidence for point, evaluation and evaluation of the counterargument. Summary points include required studies and led to me achieving an A in Alevel Psychology. Content includes the multistore model, working memory model, long term memory, reconstructive memory, schemas and key studies by Atkinson and Shiffrin.

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Memory Psychology Notes: Description and evaluation of the Multistore Model of Memory (MSM), the Working Memory Model (WMM), 3 theories of forgetting: Interference theory, Cue-dependent Forgetting and Motivated Forgetting, overview of encoding, storage (capacity and duration) and retrieval in STM and LTM as well as factors that can affect eyewitness testimony (post-event information, social pressure, cultural variations, emotions and arousal).

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Multistore model of memory essay plan, 16 mark question. Psychology A Level AQA Essay Plan. Information taken directly from the textbook and displayed in an essay format, for AO1 and AO3.

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