Working memory (WM) is defined as “a brain system that provides temporary storage and manipulation of the information necessary for cognitive tasks”(Brechmann et al., 2007). According to Kaiser & Brosch, WM is thought as a flexible and limited storage system; relevant information no-longer present in the environment is stored in the mind for a brief period of time (Kaiser & Brosch, 2016)(Kumar et al., 2016), this process is also known as short term memory. This temporary storage allows shallow processing, until decisions are made to ‘let go’ or store the stimulus information more permanently (Richard, 2001), this indicates that a network of regions is contained within WM.
WM contains a broad network of regions that assists as a connection between
WM contains a broad network of regions that assists as a connection between