Overview
Working memory is a vital cognitive function that allows individuals to hold and manipulate information temporarily. It plays a crucial role in various cognitive tasks, including learning, reasoning, and problem-solving. Understanding working memory helps in developing effective learning strategies ...
Key Terms
Example: Solving a math problem in your head.
Example: Remembering a phone number while dialing.
Example: Holding a thought for a few seconds before forgetting it.
Example: Remembering '1990-2000' as '1990s and 2000s'.
Example: Repeating a list of items to remember them.
Example: Feeling overwhelmed when learning too many new concepts at once.
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Key Concepts
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