Baddeley's model of working memory

The processes involved in emotion regulation and working memory have recently been explored. Although there is extensive research on emotion regulation and working memory, few studies have examined the relationship. Emotion regulation is based on several factors, such as valence bias, the tendency to perceive information as negative or positive, and trait-like factors. Despite consistent latency for valence bias, studies have considered the role of reaction time for categorizing valences of…

As a result of substantial research into complex human memory mechanisms; particularly within the last thirty years, the phenomenon of directed forgetting has been widely applied to both counselling professions; for suppression of previously traumatic events and also in general everyday use; as the ability to forget previous, unrequired information. Directed forgetting can be defined as an overall reduction in long-term memory, resulting from human demand to forget previously presented…

Memory, and attention have a very close relationship because of how they need one for the other. “Memory is the means by which we draw on our past experiences in order to use this information in the present” (Sternberg, 1999). This quote embodies how memory is because it's created by the 5 senses, and the experiences which these senses allow us to have. Attention holds a big part in this too because of how when a new smell, sound,feeling, taste, and sight is received it’s a factor of us focusing…