Memory
von Juan Diego Pérez Madrigal
1. L2 is related to long-term memory, L1 is related to short-term memory
2. Components of Working memory
2.1. Phonological Loop
2.1.1. Acustic information. Speech
2.2. Episodic Buffer
2.2.1. Integrates input de different sources. Helps to perceive the world as a whole.
2.3. Visuospatial Sketchpad
2.3.1. Visual and physical information. Layout
2.4. Central Executive
2.4.1. Manages the other components and controls Attention
3. Working Memory
3.1. Part of the counciousness we are aware of. Holds and manipulates information
3.1.1. Stores immediate knowledge
3.1.2. Reach long term memory
3.1.3. Mixing of memories
3.1.4. Process memories for a current goal
4. Multitasking Perspective
4.1. The performance of a range of tasks that have to be completed within a limited time period
5. Attention
5.1. Process that encodes language input to long-term memory
6. Attention Span
6.1. The amount of concentrated time one can spend on a task without becoming distracted
7. Underline
8. Factors that affect the brain and the attention spam of SS.
9. Long Term Memory
9.1. State in which input is encoded and assumed to active a response. Requires Attention
10. Short Term Memory
10.1. Holding but not manipulating small amounts of information
11. Levels of Attention and Memory
11.1. Ecological
11.1.1. Environment which affects through different aspects such noise, color, quantity, quality of the input
11.2. Cognitive
11.2.1. Mental action or process of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses
11.3. Neurophysiological
11.3.1. Brain Functioning