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Developmental evidence for working memory as activated long-term memory

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 December 2003

Sergio Morra*
Affiliation:
DISA, Sezione Psicologia, Università di Genova, 16126 Genova, Italy http://www.unige.it/DOCS/PERS/morra
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Abstract:

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There is remarkable agreement between Ruchkin et al.'s psychophysiological views and my own model, based on developmental-experimental evidence, of working memory as activated long-term memory (LTM). I construe subvocal rehearsal as an operative scheme that maintains order information and demands attentional resources. Encoding and retrieving operations also demand attention. Another share of resources is used for keeping activated specific LTM representations.

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