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Information processing model: Sensory, working, and long term memory | MCAT | Khan Academy

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Excellent presentation, concise helpful! I would point out for those of us needing closed captioning the nice "Hare/hair" is being captioned as "Hair" You could potentially go back and adjust the captioning depending on platform you used
Comment from : @lboho363

set playback speed at 15 and that worked well Thank you for the memory info
Comment from : @peopleperson4444

Is this a modefied model by baddley, based on the atkins and shiffrin model ?
Comment from : @alejandrocrespocresp

Short-term memory is not the same as working memory There are some practice MCAT questions out there that actually test this distinction
Comment from : @medicalminutia

Well done Thank you!
Comment from : @alicebordelon5124

Very helpful ❤❤ brAnd last hair part was amazing 😊❤❤❤❤😊
Comment from : @ashamishra007

Love you content
Comment from : @ashamishra007

Thank you for this video br(Hi from Robertson College)
Comment from : @coastofukraine7832

NAHHHH WTF I THOUGHT OF A BUNNY AND DIDN'T EVEN NOTICE THE DRAWING EARLIERbrYOU'RE CRAZY
Comment from : @legendfowl7705

Brroowas struck with this theory since monthsyou made it really easy and bearablelove you for thatthankuuu soo muchh😍❤️❤️🥰❤️❤️
Comment from : @harshmeetkaur6371

Great video, thanks
Comment from : @timothytyrrell8604

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Comment from : @tahikhan6058

So good Thank you!!
Comment from : @marianbundel1229

Wow! This is so easy I learnt 2 new things 1 Structural memory, and priming
Comment from : @sanyagandhi3627

Is this scientific?
Comment from : @justinasbei

You can use sketchpad instead of voice loop to count faster If you count blips in an array or ticks on a scoreboard it's a lot faster
Comment from : @youtubecomments2740

Wow! Such a easy & elaborate explanation of this theory Absolutely loved it PS You've a nice voice Keep up with the good work
Comment from : @Kiranyadav216-a6m

Your drawings are as clear as your explanationbrAnd thanks for proving at the end that I wasn't paying full attention to it brCheers!!!
Comment from : @MahendraSingh-te3fm

That was a rabbit not a hare
Comment from : @christiaan83

You are brilliant You explain things so well in a nicely paced and easy to listen to manner Thank you!
Comment from : @vincelovecchio2600

great summary!
Comment from : @matteobortone6573

the subtitles said hair so thats what I got primed for I guess lol
Comment from : @ajaydavis3555

whats the writing tool you have used???
Comment from : @gouthamb6135

I thought she said "Pair" so I thought of the green fruit lmao
Comment from : @absupinhere

damn what a smooth voice
Comment from : @jubel742

Short Term Memory is most definitely NOT the same thing as Working Memory -- PLEASE CORRECT!! This is a basic notion in cognitive psychology Plus, the video is blending the Modal Model and the Working Memory model by replacing STM with WM, but that's neither model I love how easy it is to access info today, but it is worth what you pay for it
Comment from : @martinm7494

I think there's something wrong in your video, working memory and short-term memory is not the same thing
Comment from : @rdenis5724

nice voice and well connected source of information
Comment from : @fabrizioviera7649

Hmm
Comment from : @Skultra007

i always have subtitles on, i guess they knew you meant "hair"
Comment from : @djkinkled273

i get a piece of information what i want to know,thank you very much
Comment from : @danistephen1736

I really enjoy all of your videos Concise educational content
Comment from : @suzanmerritt4803

I watch on 075 speed
Comment from : @xxTrumpetBoyxx

Pretty good video!
Comment from : @LiLgPnoy15

Nice video ma'ambrbrFound another video as goodbr youtube/hHNyClVkJ-U
Comment from : @pareksh

I thought of the play hair
Comment from : @Ashley-dh8oy

I thought of hair because the closed captioning said hair I was a bit irritated at the suggestion that I wasn't paying attention for that Deaf and hard of hearing people use these too
Comment from : @elliotyoder2720

This was really easy to understand Thanks
Comment from : @theweirdgene8251

Very engaging and interesting video Thanks!
Comment from : @chilldude1337

I disagree that “we decide what to pay attention to” What we pay attention to is almost always on a subconscious, involuntary level
Comment from : @dillonhamilton2914

amazing video, one of the best thing ever done on working memory !
Comment from : @svenjaelsasser9693

How do we process videos(tv, movies ext), is it just multiple frames of memory that we slap together at the end?
Comment from : @Oracle343

Long term memory is unlimited! Yay 😁
Comment from : @tejasvisakhamuri1380

beautiful video but voice should be more exciting and engaging
Comment from : @rahulcharna1528

यह वीडियो हिन्दी मे भी बनाएँ
Comment from : @visionclasses9158

Make this video in hindi also
Comment from : @visionclasses9158

Sensory memory, working memory, long-term and short-term memory, are all part of the storage process Not the input
Comment from : @zahrashahabinezhad

i love your wonderful voice, also the way you deliver the information is easy to understand, grasp and remember, cute !!!
Comment from : @bakhtiyorkarimov2109

great Video, the explaniations are simple and easy to take, futhermore its include all the informations it has to thanks !
Comment from : @MrSignera

I am learning so many things from this video I feel I will have an orgams
Comment from : @pollosyaipen

Thank you
Comment from : @leenz8147

It might be worth including the 6th and 7th senses in this as well (vestibular and proprioception)brbr"The vestibular system explains the perception of our body in relation to gravity, movement and balancebrbrProprioception is the sense of the relative position of neighboring parts of the body and strength of effort being employed in movement"brbrThis would mostly explain the implicit/procedural memories, such as riding a bike, etc
Comment from : @gogogravity

this video was so helpful! thank you so much!
Comment from : @tingmariani6316

Totally thought that bunny was a mouse haha
Comment from : @iankirkpatrick2022

Information feels like it could use an update
Comment from : @miri5516

Thanks a lot its very useful to me
Comment from : @rjpriyajabalpur

You explained it better than my med school lecturer
Comment from : @CityofLadies

You finished that on the best note! Unlimited sounds awesome to me 😁
Comment from : @cametochangemyusername-can1295

what a plesurable sound had never heard that kind of it
Comment from : @ruhidyusifov5106

there are two more types of implicit memory-brAssociative/classical conditioning and non associativebrGreat lectureTy!
Comment from : @JuhiMittal

nobody calls a rabbit "hare"
Comment from : @SlothfulAnt

Hare example was very good Nice and articulate presentation
Comment from : @AravindanUmashankar

"Your brain never gets too full of more information"brMy excuse for taking breaks is destroyedhaha
Comment from : @sakuragi_hanamichi3263

very implicit
Comment from : @agod5608

She has a lovely voice, im positive she is hot
Comment from : @justinkulvinskas9510

good explanations with such example
Comment from : @pranavpatel2404

This is interestingThanks for simplicity
Comment from : @songnain

Good explanation and video, this helped me with my SLA subject :)
Comment from : @rosyfloressanchezeducation4022

Your apparent voice is beautiful God gave you this gift to make this video for usbrThank you 🌹
Comment from : @SOLIDSHIPUDDEN

Saved my butt
Comment from : @sniperammow4865

ILU
Comment from : @maaloufmusic97

I thought of hair
Comment from : @xBennAx

Anyone thought Bunny?
Comment from : @abidabdelaziz9936

nice job i must say be watching ur video i have learn everything keep doing great thing
Comment from : @afnanraihanmuhib440

what are those outupdated information in the video?
Comment from : @katechan4085

Too much outdated information
Comment from : @umairkamil1113

:)
Comment from : @gissellesalazar8654

NICEEEEE THX!
Comment from : @lukechou2046

your voice is so pleasant to listen to, clear and very good delivery!!! :)
Comment from : @potterharry2916

Do hallucinations in schizophrenia disrupt working memory and thus effect short term memory or long term memory?
Comment from : @go1chase1the1sun1set

This was really helpful Thank you :)
Comment from : @a51nx

Very well presented Thanks!!
Comment from : @woowoototo

This will go in my episodic memory
Comment from : @johnw7018

sad that LTM has just as much to do with intellilgence as all the Short Term/Working memory, but most tests of intelligence do not measure LTM efficiency
Comment from : @zadeh79