'Following the models of human memory presented by a number of theorists, but especially that proposed by Atkinson and Shriffin (1968), it has become traditional to distinguish between a number of stages of remembering and storing information. This view has become known as the modal model and, although subject to much revision, is a useful context in which to consider more recent developments.'

Describe and evaluate two theories relating to the nature of memory.                                               (24 marks)

Describe and evaluate one or more explanations of forgetting in humans                                         (24 marks)

Critically consider one or more explanation(s) of the organisation of information in memory.           (24 marks)

Describe and critically assess psychological explanations of why we forget.                                     (25 marks)

Describe and evaluate one or more explanation(s) of forgetting.                                                     (25 marks)