摘要
以 10~ 90岁的 1993名自愿者为被试完成该实验研究。结果表明 :(1)在最简单的心算加工负荷下 ,数字工作记忆广度约为 6± 2 ;(2 )在 10至 90岁范围内 ,测验的最高成绩在 16~ 19岁组 (即高中生组 ) ,回归分析表明数字工作记忆广度随年龄的对数呈抛物线变化 ;(3)教育因素对成年人数字工作记忆广度的随龄化过程有重要作用 ;(4)与我们过去的研究结果相比较 ,发现数字工作记忆广度受心算加工负荷的影响显著。
The experimental studies on development of digit working memory span across the life span and its influential factors were accomplished in 1993 healthy participants aged 10 to 90 years witheducation of 4~17 years. The subjects were divided into 10 age groups including 3 student groups with 10~12, 13~15, 16~19 years of age and 7 adult groups with an interval of 10 years of age. The education of 3 student groups were separately 4~6 years (the students in 4~6 years of primary school), 7~9 years (the students in junior middle school) and 10~12 years (the students in senior middle school), and the years of education between the adult groups were matched (mean years of education = 11.1±3.6). The results indicated: (1) The mean of digit working memory span was approximately 6±2 in the processing load of the most simple mental-arithmetic. (2) The best performance of digit working memory span was in the group of 16 to 19 years of age ( in the group of senior middle school students), and the regressive analyses indicated that digit working memory span changed in a parabola curve with the logarithm of age in ranging from 10 to 90 years of age. (3) There was significant difference in digit working memory span between the adults aged 20~90 years of age with high education (>12 years of education) and low education (≤12 years of education). It showed that education played an important role in the changing process with age in adults for digit working memory span. (4) It was found that the processing load of mental arithmetic had an obvious effect on digit working memory span as compared with our previous result.
出处
《心理学报》
CSSCI
CSCD
北大核心
2003年第1期63-68,共6页
Acta Psychologica Sinica
基金
国家自然科学基金资助项目 (批准号 :3 0 0 70 2 65和 3 0 2 0 0 0 82 )
关键词
数字工作记忆广度
年龄
发展规律
心算加工负荷
教育
digit working memory span, age, education, processing load of mental-arithmetic.