🧠1. Working Memory Model (1974) • Founded by: Alan Baddeley & Graham Hitch • Definition: Working memory is like a mental scratchpad for holding and using info temporarily. Training it sharpens short-term recall. • Example: Doing mental math or memory games like “Simon” boosts your working memory’s capacity.⸻. 🧠2. Chunking Theory (1956) • Founded by: George A. Miller • Definition: The brain remembers better in “chunks” of information—typically 7 items at a time. • Example: Remembering a phone n
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🧠1. Working Memory Model (1974) • Founded by: Alan Baddeley & Graham Hitch • Definition: Working memory is like a mental scratchpad for holding and using info temporarily. Training it sharpens short-term recall. • Example: Doing mental math or memory games like “Simon” boosts your working memory’s capacity.⸻. 🧠2. Chunking Theory (1956) • Founded by: George A. Miller • Definition: The brain remembers better in “chunks” of information—typically 7 items at a time. • Example: Remembering a phone n
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