A cognitive scientist is investigating how rally drivers manage to process verbal pacing notes from their co-driver while simultaneously navigating a winding track. The scientist uses the Working Memory Model (WMM) to analyze how these two tasks are performed concurrently.
Explain one strength and one limitation of the Working Memory Model in relation to this type of multi-tasking scenario.
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