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Interference in Visual Working Memory
The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology A, 2000This paper uses the theoretical distinction that has recently developed between the passive visual store and the active spatial rehearsal mechanism of the visuo-spatial component of working memory (VSSP). It examines the circumstances under which visual fields gain functional access to the passive visual store and seeks to cast light on the ...
J, McConnell, J G, Quinn
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Coordination in visual working memory
Psychological Research, 1996Coordination of mental procedures is considered in terms of control processes (Baddeley, 1989) in visual working memory and appears to be a separable aspect of the demand imposed by cascaded serial processes (Carlson & Lundy, 1992). The main task required subjects to indicate whether symbolically suggested rotations and reflections correctly describe ...
H, Hagendorf, B, Sá
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The locus of visual search’s interference on visual working memory.
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 2022Visual attention and visual working memory (VWM) are interacting systems. Most research has been directed toward how a retained VWM load can influence visual search behavior. However, the relationship between the two is bidirectional. When performing a visual search while maintaining a VWM load, decreases in change detection accuracy are often seen ...
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The contents of visual working memory on visual search
2010 Sixth International Conference on Natural Computation, 2010There has been a controversy on whether the contents of visual working memory can affect visual search. Some researchers found that the contents of visual working memory influenced what was attended in visual search (Meijer& Theeuwes, 2006), whereas other researchers failed to report any evidence of such capture effects by visual working memory ...
Haibo Yang, Shasha Yin, Xuejun Bai
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Irrelevant Pictures in Visual Working Memory
The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology A, 1996The aim of the paper is to establish firmly the phenomenon of an irrelevant picture effect and to demonstrate that the phenomenon can be used to investigate the characteristics of the visuo-spatial sketchpad. Experiment 1 introduces the use of dynamic visual noise as an interfering technique.
J G, Quinn, J, McConnell
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Executive Functioning and Visual Working Memory
Applied Neuropsychology: Adult, 2014The matter of modality is controversially discussed in the context of working memory (WM). There is evidence that modality-specific processes are accompanied by amodal processes to some extent. We investigated the relationship between executive-functioning tasks and visual WM (VWM) and were especially interested in the issue of amodal processes.
Anja C, Lepach +2 more
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Implicit visual working memory
Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 2009Psychophysical studies of the short‐term memory for attributes or dimensions of the visual stimulus that are important in online perceptual processing of visual images – spatial frequency, orientation, contrast, motion – identify a low‐level perceptual memory mechanism.
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Movement and Attention in Visual Working Memory
The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology Section A, 1986Three experiments that adopt an interference technique to investigate the involvement of movement in the production of a spatial code are described. Arm movements rather than the more commonly employed eye movements are used to provide initial information about the sorts of movements relevant to the code and to allow an empirical separation of the ...
J G, Quinn, G E, Ralston
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Spatial monitoring in visual working memory
British Journal of Psychology, 1989Three experiments examined the role of spatial monitoring in short‐term visual memory. In the first experiment it was found that with consonants presented visually at one location articulatory suppression but not a concurrent tracking task disrupted performance. Experiment 2 demonstrated that tracking was disruptive when consonants
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The Effect of Presentation on Visual Working Memory
2014This paper reports experiments investigating the effect of presentation on visual working memory (VWM) when set-size increases. The capacity of VWM is limited to approximately four items (Luck & Vogel, 1997) and increasing set-size impairs the performance in visual tasks.
Dae-Hyun Kim +2 more
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