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WIREs Cognitive Science, 2013
AbstractVisual working memory (VWM), the system of storing, manipulating, and utilizing, visual information is fundamental to many cognitive acts. Exploring the limitations of this system is essential to understand the characteristics of higher‐order cognition, since at a basic level, VWM is the interface through which we interact with our environment.
Irida Mance, Edward K. Vogel
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AbstractVisual working memory (VWM), the system of storing, manipulating, and utilizing, visual information is fundamental to many cognitive acts. Exploring the limitations of this system is essential to understand the characteristics of higher‐order cognition, since at a basic level, VWM is the interface through which we interact with our environment.
Irida Mance, Edward K. Vogel
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The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology Section A, 1989
Movement to spatial targets that can, in principle, be carried out by more than one effector can be distinguished from movements that involve specific configurations of body parts. The experiments reported here investigate memory span for a series of hand configurations and memory span for a series of hand movements to spatial locations.
Mary M. Smyth, Lindsay R. Pendleton
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Movement to spatial targets that can, in principle, be carried out by more than one effector can be distinguished from movements that involve specific configurations of body parts. The experiments reported here investigate memory span for a series of hand configurations and memory span for a series of hand movements to spatial locations.
Mary M. Smyth, Lindsay R. Pendleton
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Brain and Cognition, 1998
This study investigated the relationship between working memory capacity and reading comprehension in aphasia. A measurement of working memory capacity was obtained using a modified version of Daneman and Carpenter's (1980) Reading Span Task. Sets of sentences ranging in length from one to six words were presented to 22 aphasic subjects who were ...
Richard C. Katz +3 more
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This study investigated the relationship between working memory capacity and reading comprehension in aphasia. A measurement of working memory capacity was obtained using a modified version of Daneman and Carpenter's (1980) Reading Span Task. Sets of sentences ranging in length from one to six words were presented to 22 aphasic subjects who were ...
Richard C. Katz +3 more
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Working memory: looking back and looking forward
Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 2003A. Baddeley
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The capacity of visual working memory for features and conjunctions
Nature, 1997S. Luck, E. Vogel
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2014
Since Marcel Proust first noted that the remembrance of things past is not necessarily the remembrance of things as they were, the question of how memories form has produced multiple answers. So too with the positioning of the platforms by which memory takes shape.
Barbie Zelizer +1 more
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Since Marcel Proust first noted that the remembrance of things past is not necessarily the remembrance of things as they were, the question of how memories form has produced multiple answers. So too with the positioning of the platforms by which memory takes shape.
Barbie Zelizer +1 more
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Individual differences in working memory and reading
, 1980M. Daneman, P. Carpenter
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