Short-term Memory
uh... yes without a working memory you would not know (remember) how to do arithmetic
The salesperson obviously hasn't got a clue what virtual memory is - or you misunderstood him. Virtual memory is a system that is integral to the computer system, not something that can be added.
Memory so if you want to save or add a number to your memory you would use M+ if you want to subtract a number from memory you would use M- if you want to recall that number you would use MR and if you no longer need to save that number you would use MC
Usually MC is Memory Clear.There will often also be:MR - Memory RecallM+ - Memory PlusIf you have a MRC button, then it is Memory Recall/Clear. Pressing it once will recall the memory; immediately pressing it a second time will recall the memory and clear it at the same time.
goldfish do have longer than a 3 second memory
I don't know if one actually "remembers" something forgotten more than one might "realize" they forgot something. But if one can remember what it is that was forgotten, then I suppose their memory is in working condition.
In psychology, short-term memory is refered to as a passive store, that can temporarily hold a certain amount of information. Working memory however entails a broader concept. Working memory can not only store information but also manipulate information or inhibit irrelevant information. I am pretty sure that a lot of researchers do not agree with me, but you could say that short-term memory is a part of working memory.
their memory span is 10 seconds, i think that by the time they can find something unusual to do they forget it.
The goldfish is often said to have a very short memory span, lasting only a few seconds to a few minutes. However, recent studies suggest their memory could be longer than previously thought.
echoic memory.
The duration of Memory Game is 1800.0 seconds.
The duration of Loving Memory is 3420.0 seconds.
The duration of Shadows of Memory is 2580.0 seconds.
The duration of The Notebooks of Memory is 3180.0 seconds.
what is the difference between the memory store model and the working memory model?
smoke too much? ;)