I think it’s cool what you’re trying to do, I just wish you had made up your own original term instead of using the existing term “working memory”. To be honest I’m not an expert on exactly how “working memory” is defined, but I’m pretty sure it has some definition, and that this definition is widely accepted (at least in broad outline; probably people argue around the edges), and that this accepted definition is pretty distant from the thing you’re talking about. I’m open to being corrected; like I said, I’m not an expert on memory terminology. :)
The term “working memory” was coined by Miller, and I’m here using his definition. In this sense, I think what I’m doing is about as terminologically legit as one can get. But Miller’s work is old; possibly I should be using newer concepts instead.
I think it’s cool what you’re trying to do, I just wish you had made up your own original term instead of using the existing term “working memory”. To be honest I’m not an expert on exactly how “working memory” is defined, but I’m pretty sure it has some definition, and that this definition is widely accepted (at least in broad outline; probably people argue around the edges), and that this accepted definition is pretty distant from the thing you’re talking about. I’m open to being corrected; like I said, I’m not an expert on memory terminology. :)
The term “working memory” was coined by Miller, and I’m here using his definition. In this sense, I think what I’m doing is about as terminologically legit as one can get. But Miller’s work is old; possibly I should be using newer concepts instead.