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  • Consecutive interpreting involves complex cognitive processes during comprehension and production.
  • Understanding how proficiency levels impact parallel translation processing is crucial for training.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate the characteristics and efficiency of parallel translation processing in beginning and advanced consecutive interpreting students.
  • To compare information reformulation and note-taking strategies between different proficiency levels.

Main Methods:

  • Quantitative and qualitative analyses were employed.
  • The study involved 30 beginning and 30 advanced consecutive interpreting students.
  • Parallel translation processing during the comprehension phase was examined.

Main Results:

  • Advanced interpreting students (AISs) demonstrated superior information reformulation, especially for high-density content.
  • AISs showed more efficient note-taking and utilization, interpreting more propositions than recorded, indicating better memory retention.
  • Beginning interpreting students (BISs) relied heavily on notes, often failing to interpret their own recorded information.

Conclusions:

  • Proficiency significantly influences parallel processing strategies in consecutive interpreting.
  • Advanced students utilize more effective comprehension-to-production strategies, integrating internal memory with external notes.
  • Improving metacognitive awareness of parallel processing can enhance interpreting efficiency and accuracy.