Understanding the Hierarchical Working Memory System: Phonological Loop, Visuospatial Sketchpad, and Episodic Buffer

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  • Discover the hierarchical organization of the working memory system and its various components, including the phonological loop and the visuospatial sketchpad.
  • Learn about the role of the phonological loop and the visuospatial sketchpad as 'slave' systems that are utilized by the central executive for different purposes.
  • Explore the concept of the episodic buffer, a limited-capacity storage system that integrates information from the phonological loop and the visuospatial sketchpad.
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英文の翻訳をお願いします!(4)

The working memory system is hierarchical(see the figure below). The phonological loop and the visuospatial sketchpad are both "slave"systems at the base of the hierarchy. They are slave systems in the sense that they are used by the central executive or attention-like system for various purposes. This figure also shows the episodic buffer,which was only added to the working memory model 25years after it was first put forward. The episodic buffer is a limited-capacity storage system that integrates information from the phonological loop and the visuospatial sketchpad. Since relatively little is as yet known about the episodic buffer,we won't be discussing it further.

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ワーキングメモリ・システムは階層的です(下記の図を参照)。 音韻ループと視空間スケッチパッドは、階層のベースの両方の「スレーブ(奴隷)」システムです。 いろいろな目的のために中心的な執行部または注意に似たシステムにより用いられるという点で、それらはスレーブ・システムです。 この図も挿話的なバッファを示します。そして、それはそれが最初に提唱された25年後にワーキングメモリ・モデルに加えられるにすぎませんでした。 挿話的なバッファは、音韻ループと視空間スケッチパッドから情報を集積する限られた能力の(記憶)保管システムです。 比較的ほとんど何もまだ挿話的なバッファについては、わかっていないので、我々はさらにそれを論じないことにします。 ☆ 結局全部訳しましたが、今回の英文は、専門的で、日本語にしていてもよくわからない部分が多く、あまり楽しいものではありませんでした。訳文もあまりよい出来とは言えないと思います。すみません。

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