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__** References: **__ __ History and Key findings __ > in Relation to Memory. //Molecular Neurobiology, Volume 22//. Retrieved from: [] > __ Important Contributors and Their Findings __
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Objections
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Media References
 * //Atkinson-Shiffron Model// [picture]. (1968). Retrieved June 7, 2013, from: []
 * //Broadbent Model// [picture]. (2012). Retrieved June, 7, 2013, from: []
 * //Cowan's Working Memory Model// [picture]. (1988). Retrieved June 7, 2013, from: []
 * //Donald Broadbent// [picture]. (1960s). Retrieved June 7, 2013, from: []
 * //Endel Tulving// [picture]. (1974). Retrieved June 7, 2013, from: []
 * //George Armitage Miller// [picture]. (1989). Retrived June 7, 2013, from: []
 * //Georg Elias Müller// [picture]. (1900). Retrieved June7, 2013 from: []
 * //Nelson Cowan// [picture]. Retrieved June 7, 2013, from: [|http://columbiabusinesstimes.com/10949/2011/03/18/mu-faculty-receive-president%E2%80%99s-awards-student-wins-in-entrepreneur-category/]
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__ Welcome __
 * //Cognitive Psychology// [picture]. Retrieved June 6, 2013, from: []

__ Objections __
 * //Atkinson-Shiffrin Model// [picture]. Retrieved June 7, 2013, from: []


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Welcome History & Key Findings Important Contributors Objections References