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Memoria de Trabajo:

Memoria de Trabajo:

Working memory is the one we use for completing tasks and getting information into and out of long-term memory. For example, we use working memory to do things like mental math or to piece a story together after listening to a sequence of events.

Working memory plays a big role in learning and doing well on tests in school. People differ in how much information they can hold in working memory, which is called a person’s individual working memory capacity.

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