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Phonological LoopHow is the Auditory information that's stored encodedBaddeley subdivided PL into Phonological Store - Acts as Inner Ear or Voice stores memory of words, what's it linked to, (higher/lower) capacity of 3sArticulatory Process - Acts as Inner Ear or Voice, What Rehearsal and why, capacity of this isAO3 +: Clinical Studies - Case Study of KF (amnesia from Motorbike Accident) by Shallice & WarringtonCouldn't recall digits or words when he was read to compared to when he read himself, Because Phonological Loop Damaged but VSS was in tact = shows existent of separate slave systems for different tasks. What condition showed Visual or Auditory Coded? AO3-: Counterpoint Why might KF case study having participant variables challenge clinical studies (link to Idiographic & Nomothetic)AO3-: What are some Issues & Debates for KF
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