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Hello everyone.
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In this lesson, we'll explore baddeley's model of working memory, one of the most influential frameworks in cognitive psychology.
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Working memory is the system we use to temporarily store and manipulate information in our minds.
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Essentially, it's our brain's mental workspace.
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We'll break down the four main components of badley's model, explain each with real -life examples, and briefly compare this model to other theories of working memory.
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So, central executives directs attention and control.
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This is the manager of the working memory.
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It allocates attention, switches focus between tasks, and coordinates the subsystems.
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It doesn't store information but supervises.
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For example, while cooking and talking on the phone, the central executive helps you decide when to stir the pot and when to pause the conversation.
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Phonological loop processes verbal and auditory information...