A computational "three-embedded-component" theory of this phenomenon was formulated by Oberauer.
A computational "three-embedded-component" theory of this phenomenon was formulated by Oberauer. Jonides andSmith formulated a theory of this phenomenon on the basis of PET imaging known as the "mind and brain" model. A seriesof experiments involving reading comprehension led Daneman and Carpenter to formulate a theory of individual differenceswith respect to this psychological phenomenon; that theory in turn led another theorist of this phenomenon to introducethe concept of the episodic buer. A multicomponent theory of this psychological phenomenon in which a central executivedirects attention while storage is handled by the visuo-spatial sketchpad and the phonological loop was formulated by Hitchand Baddeley. An "embedded process" theory of this phenomenon as "cognitive processes that are maintained in an unusuallyaccessible state" was formulated by Cowan, who argued that this phenomenon had a storage capacity of about four items. For10 points, identify this psychological capability to store, retrieve, and manipulate information over a short period of time.
A computational "three-embedded-component" theory of this phenomenon was formulated by Oberauer.
working memory [prompt on partial answers or on "short-term memory"]