working memory

基本解釋

Working memory refers to the amount of information we hold in our heads while we perform other tasks.
工作記憶指當(dāng)我們處理其他任務(wù)的時候，我們在大腦中記住的信息量。
When something grabs our attention, we divert some of our working memory to it in case it turns out to be important.
當(dāng)某樣?xùn)|西吸引我們的注意時，我們將部分工作記憶轉(zhuǎn)移到它上面，以備這件東西最終變得很重要。
If an object should no longer be part of the knowledge, then you should retract that object from the working memory (see Listing 15).
如果對象不再是知識的一部分，則應(yīng)將該對象從工作內(nèi)存中撤回（參見清單 15）。

Tests using spatial relationships, speed of processing, and working memory aim to measure it.
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工作記憶
Working memory is one of the important fields in modern cognitive psychology.
工作記憶是當(dāng)代認(rèn)知心理學(xué)研究的一個重要領(lǐng)域。
語言學(xué)
工作記憶
, the results from this experiment revealed a null effect of working memory capacity.
實驗結(jié)果還顯示工作記憶廣度與第二語言詞匯知識水平之間沒有顯著的線性關(guān)系。
計算機科學(xué)技術(shù)
工作內(nèi)存
工作存儲器
暫（時）存（儲）器
工作記憶體