Research on Expert and Novice Processing Strategies: What Interpreters Can Learn
Nancy Schweda Nicholson
Saturday, 9:15am-10:00am - All Levels
Do experienced interpreters employ analytical techniques that differ from those of beginners? Topics include: 1) the effects of practice related to attention and automaticity; 2) the role of schemas in processing; and 3) the implications for training. The constructs of local and global coherence also play a role in the differences between expert and novice processing, and will be discussed in the interpretation context. This session concludes with some of the latest research findings in the expert versus novice literature and their connection to interpreting.
47th APA Annual Conference