Working memory and the CHC Theory
A Capacity Theory of Comprehension: Individual Differences in Working Memory
... To assess individual differences in working memory capacity for language, we have used the Reading Span task (Daneman & Carpenter, 1980), which was devised to simultaneously draw on [r] ...
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Declarative Memory And Working Memory
... declarative working memory and grammatical ability in the ...and working memory has yielded an auditory serial reaction time task interference on all showed no use of verbal or low on specific ...
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Memory: sensory and working memory
... A short term memory system used to store and process the information that we are currently thinking about. Duration[r] ...
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Working Memory
... sound of language) and prevents its decay by continuously articulating its contents, thereby refreshing the information in a rehearsal loop. It can, for example, maintain a seven-digit telephone number for as long as one ...
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Working Memory Short Term Memory
... additional working memory ...of working memory and other fundamental cognitive ...for memory and concentration ...of working memory load in visual ...Verbal memory ...
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Short-Term Memory and Working Memory
... Everyone experiences stressful events, but some life stressors are so extreme that they intrude unexpectedly into everyday thoughts and compete for working memory resources (Klein & Boals, 2001b). ...
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Long-Term Memory. Working Memory
... “working memory” to sequentially process small elements of knowledge. Working memory is able to hold and manipulate virtually all elements that can be recalled “with automaticity” from long- ...
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The Role of Working Memory Resources in Mind Wandering: The Difference Between Working Memory Capacity and Working Memory Load
... Working Memory Load and Mind Wandering In order to investigate the components of Baddeley's (2000) working memory model in the production of stimulus-independent thought (SIT), Teasdale et ...
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Modeling working memory: a computational implementation of the Time-Based Resource-Sharing theory
... their memory strength would be weaker than that of more recent items, resulting again in a pronounced recency effect with little or no primacy, contrary to the ...
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Autobiographical memory in adults with autism spectrum disorder: the role of depressed mood, rumination, working memory and theory of mind
... autobiographical memory in adults with ASD, focusing on the roles of working memory, ToM, depressed mood and ...autobiographical memory performance, the ASD group reported higher levels of ...
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Investigating Efficacy of “Working Memory Training Software” on Students Working Memory
... 3.5. Flower Game In flower game, the main character of story is going to plant a flower for his/her grandmother to give her as a gift. First, the game introduces plant and planting equipment to the child. The ...
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The Effects of Working Memory Training and Encoding Strategy on Working Memory Capacity
... The attentional control model of WMC has been supported by the convergent validity of WM tasks. The domain general perspective suggests that WM tasks have more shared variance than unique variance in explaining ...
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Inferences in working memory
... in working memory through a passive, resonance process (McKoon & Ratcliff, ...on memory-based resonance how elaborated memory traces are recalled more readily than unelaborated or poorly ...
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Modulation of Working Memory
... I have been very privileged to get to know and collaborate with many great scientists over the last few years. Dr. Bahador Bahrami has been a great mentor and a valuable friend since my first year as an undergraduate. ...
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Design for a Working Memory
... 5. Concluding Remarks Readers will have noticed that the ‘‘working memory’’ sketched here is not genuinely a memory. Rather, it is an attentional system that interacts equally with perception and ...
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Working Memory Capacity Limits Memory for Bindings
... item memory is unaffected by the capacity limit of WM – this could be because WM itself has a large, perhaps unlimited capacity to remember recent ...item memory, but not binding memory, to meet the ...
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The accessibility of memory items in children’s working memory
... target memory repre- sentations from ...of memory representations showed greater recall ...of memory representations, the inverted modality effect was ...
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Cognitive-Load Theory: Methods to Manage Working Memory Load in the Learning of Complex Tasks
... Evolutionary principles The cognitive architecture assumed by CLT consists of long-term memory (LTM) and working memory (WM) and is based on five basic principles (Sweller & Sweller, 2006). According ...
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The impact of auditory working memory training on the fronto-parietal working memory network.
... of working memory tasks can lead to alterated brain activity (see Klingberg, 2010, and Buschkuehl et ...on working memory train- ing found activation increases (Olesen et ...
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Working memory training for schoolchildren improves working memory, with no transfer effects on intelligence
... our working memory training games for participation in the whole ...our working memory training, games were set to levels that enabled participants to continue the training on the right level ...
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