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WORKING MEMORY CAPACITY IN PROBLEM SOLVING AMONG THE STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY

Shaimaa Abdalaziz Abdulhameed, Sarah Thamer Kadhim

Volume: 9 Issue: 1 2019

Abstract:

Individuals may face any problems and challenges in their daily life .These problems range from simple problems that require simple cognitive processes such as temporary storage of given information to complex problems that require complex cognitive processes .Therefore , individuals face complex problems and they are in dire need to hold workshops that are not limited to storage information by short –term memory or direct retrieval out of long –term memory .Instead , they have to interact and coordinate between coded inputs by short-term memory and then they have to perform short activation of information so that active processing of information can be fulfilled which is termed as (working memory ) (by Baddeley and Hitch ,1978) which is regarded as the core of cognitive processes .

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