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How do I learn all of the studies supporting features of the multi-store model stores?

Break them down- Remember the aim is the same for all of them.I made two separate tables: one for the procedure and one for the findings so it doesn't look like as much information.Use as few words as pos...

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How do I prepare for an in-class ERQ, knowing the topic but not the way the question is phrased?

In order to practice writing ERQs for the exam, it is common that you will be asked to write one in class where you are given the topic beforehand, but not the command term in the question (ex. "eval...

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How should I structure a 16-mark question? (AQA)

A 16-mark question can be broken down into two or three objectives: AO1 (content), AO2 (application) and AO3 (evaluation). Depending on the question you will be asked for just AO1 and AO3 or AO1, AO2 and ...

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What is the difference between positive and negative reinforcement?

There are two types of reinforcement - positive and negative. Both work to increase the likelihood of a behaviour happening in the future. Positive reinforcement is where you reward a behaviour with somet...

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Describe the Multi-Store Model

Atkinson and Shiffrin's Multi Store Model (1968) describes how information is encoded by passing through 3 memory 'stores' . Visual and audible information enters the Sensory Stor...

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