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Acknowledgements
Chaper1 Introduction
1.1The Past and Present in Interpretation Studies
1.2 Common Understanding of Notes as Technique in CI
1.3 The Neglect of Notes as Psychological Regulator
1.4 The Significance of Note-Taking in CI
1.5 Organization of the dissertation
Chapter2: Behind the Notes: Factors in Consecutive Interpretation
2.1The definition of anxiety
2.2 The sources of anxiety
2.3 The definition of memory
2.4 Gile's effort model
Chapter3 Memory and Note-taking
3.1 Three types of memory in interpretation
3.1.1 Sensory memory
3.1.2 Short term memory
3.1.3 Long term memory
3.2 The necessity and multiple function of note-taking
3.2.1 Relations between Sensory memory and note-taking
3.2.2 Relations between Short term memory and note-taking
3.2.3 Relations between long term memory and note-taking
3.2.4. Notes as a regulator of the relations
Chapter4 Methodology
4.1 Experiment Design
4.2 Source text
4.3 Experiment result
4.4 Analysis of the result
Chapter5 Conclusions
5.1 Summary of the experiment
5.2 limitations of the study
5.3 Suggestions for further study
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