The Review of Study on the Relationship Between Working Memory and Comprehension
Ming Zhang
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Ming Zhang
Abstract
Working memory is one of the important fields in modern cognitive psychology. It is defined as the memory system that stores and processes a limited amount of information temporarily. Working memory plays a role in many complicated cognitive activities, such as comprehension. One of studies on the relation between working memory and comprehension is discussing comprehension in the three-element model of working memory(BaddeleyHitch, 1974), including visuospatial sketchpad, phonological loop and central executive. The result shows that phonological loop and central executive are essential in many situations.
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Working memory is one of the important fields in modern cognitive psychology. It is defined as the memory system that stores and processes a limited amount of information temporarily. Working memory plays a role in many complicated cognitive activities, such as comprehension. One of studies on the relation between working memory and comprehension is discussing comprehension in the three-element model of working memory(BaddeleyHitch, 1974), including visuospatial sketchpad, phonological loop and central executive. The result shows that phonological loop and central executive are essential in many situations.
Key concepts: Baddeley's model of working memory, Working memory, Comprehension, Cognitive psychology, Cognition, Psychology, Executive functions, Short-term memory