PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS AND CHALLENGES IN SIMULTANEOUS INTERPRETING
Abstract
Simultaneous interpreting is a complex cognitive task that requires interpreters to listen, process, and translate speech in real-time. This article explores the psychological factors influencing simultaneous interpreting, including cognitive load, attention management, stress, and emotional resilience.
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