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Working Memory Capacity
The amount of information that can be temporarily held and manipulated in the working memory system for cognitive tasks.
Working Memory Components
The parts of working memory, as proposed in models such as Baddeley’s, including the phonological loop, visuospatial sketchpad, and central executive.
Brown-Peterson Task
A cognitive experiment that tests short-term memory's ability to retain dissimilar items over various time intervals.
Short-term Memory
The power to retain minimal information in an active, easily accessible form for a short timeframe.
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