Further fractionations of verbal working memory

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22 (1):106-107 (1999)
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Abstract

Although the working memory capacity involved in syntactic processing may be separate from the capacity involved in word list recall, other aspects of initial sentence interpretation appear to depend on some of the same capacities tapped by span tasks. Specifically, there appears to a capacity for lexical–semantic retention involved in both sentence comprehension and span measures.

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