WM model

The WM (Working Memory) model describes how our brain temporarily holds and manipulates information needed for tasks like problem-solving, reasoning, or learning. It consists of a central executive that directs attention and manages two components: the phonological loop (handling verbal and auditory information) and the visuospatial sketchpad (dealing with visual and spatial data). These components work together to keep relevant information active and accessible, enabling us to perform complex mental activities. Essentially, working memory acts as a mental workspace, allowing us to process and organize information in real-time.