Retrospective Attention Interacts with Stimulus Strength to Shape Working Memory Performance.

Retrospective Attention Interacts with Stimulus Strength to Shape Working Memory Performance.

Orienting attention retrospectively to selective contents in working memory (WM) influences performance. A separate line of research has shown that stimulus strength shapes perceptual representations. There is little research on how stimulus strength during encoding shapes WM performance, and how ef...

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Main Authors:	Wildegger, T, Humphreys, G, Nobre, A
Format:	Journal article
Jezik:	English
Izdano:	Public Library of Science 2016

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