Problem:
Alan Baddeley proposed that the "short-term memory" component of the Atkinson-Shiffrin Modal Model of memory needed to be re-conceptualized as a "working memory." What was his reasoning for this view: Alan Baddeley proposed that the "short-term memory" component of the Atkinson-Shiffrin Modal Model of memory needed to be re-conceptualized as a "working memory." What was his reasoning for this view: A "working memory" is needed to move information from sensory memory to LTM Our "working memory" serves not just as a passive store, but as a workplace for the mind The original concept of "short-term memory" did not account for how much information we can hold "Short-term memory" couldn't last long enough to explain cognitive behavior