The model consists of a central executive and two subsidiary storage systems (slave systems).
Often called the "inner ear," it handles auditory and verbal information. It consists of a phonological store (holds sound for a few seconds) and an articulatory process (your "inner voice" that repeats information to keep it fresh). baddeley memory model
The "control center" that manages attention. It doesn’t store information itself but decides which tasks are most important and directs the other systems. The model consists of a central executive and
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