Michael Eysenck, who co-authored a textbook studying this phenomenon with Baddeley and Anderson, criticized the "levels of processing model" of it as lacking sufficient depth.
Michael Eysenck, who co-authored a textbook studying this phenomenon with Baddeley and Anderson, criticized the "levels of processing model" of it as lacking sufficient depth. Karl Lashley attempted to locate the operation of this phenomenon in "engrams." A form of this phenomenon operates via a "phonological loop" according to a model of it developed by Baddeley and Hitch. The (*) "lost in the mall" experiment, which examined the ability of this phenomenon to be altered clinically, was conducted by Elizabeth Loftus. Alexander Luria studied a journalist who exhibited the "eidetic" type of this phenomenon, whose degradation was studied by Hermann Ebbinghaus. For 10 points, identify this mental phenomenon which has short and long term varieties.
Michael Eysenck, who co-authored a textbook studying this phenomenon with Baddeley and Anderson, criticized the "levels of processing model" of it as lacking sufficient depth.
memory [accept working memory or long-term memory or short-term memory] 