العلاقة بين الانتباه الانتقائي والذاكرة العاملة ودورهما في الذكاء قراءة علمية في الدراسات التي تناولت الموضوع

صالح مفتاح  اليسير

doi:10.59743/jaf.v1i1.268

Authors

صالح مفتاح اليسير كلية التربية، جامعة المرقب

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.59743/jaf.v1i1.268

Keywords:

الذاكرة العاملة, الانتباه الانتقائي, الذكاء العام, الذكاء المرن

Abstract

ستتناول هذه الورقة العلاقة بين الذاكرة العاملة والانتباه الانتقائي وعلاقتهما بالذكاء العام والمرن، فالغموض مازال يسود العلاقة بين هذه المتغيرات الثلاثة، فلم يتضح بعد من خلال نتائج الدراسات السابقة التي تناولت المتغيرات الثلاثة أيهما يسبق الآخر و يؤثر عليه، فرغم أن معظم الدراسات تشير إلى أن الذاكرة العاملة هي من يوجه الانتباه الانتقائي، وأن الذكاء يتوقف أساسا على كفاءة الذاكرة العاملة إلا أن هذه النتيجة لايزال يكتنفها الكثير من الغموض حسب نتائج الدراسات التي تناولت الموضوع, ولذلك كان هدف هذه الورقة عرض تلك الدراسات ومناقشتها بغرض صياغة فرضيات قد تساعد الباحثين في إجراء دراسات حول هذا الموضوع.

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