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A SISU Research Project on Cognitive Mechanisms and Student Interpreters’ Skill Acquisition – Introducing a New Framework: “”

by ZOÉ NEWTON (Author)
15 Pages
Open Access
Journal: Journal of Translation Studies Volume 4 Issue 1 Publication Year 2024 pp. 115 - 129

Summary

The intersection between working memory (WM) and interpreting studies has been broadly examined by scholars who have adopted a whole variety of approaches to testing out theories or hypotheses. This article aims to transcend the conventional association between WM capacity and student interpreters’ skill acquisition; we suspect that there are more related elements.

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ZOÉ NEWTON (Author)

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Title: A SISU Research Project on Cognitive Mechanisms and Student Interpreters’ Skill Acquisition – Introducing a New Framework: “”