A common neural network architecture for visual search and working memory
Visual search and working memory (WM) are tightly linked cognitive processes. Theories of attentional selection assume that WM plays an important role in top-down guided
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Experimentally induced nostalgia reduces the amplitude of the event-related negativity
To initiate a neuroscientific approach to the science of nostalgia, we conducted an experiment testing distinct hypotheses involving the effects of nostalgia on the event-related
The time course of encoding and maintenance of task-relevant versus irrelevant object features in working memory
Access to WM can be restricted on the basis of goal-relevant properties such as spatial location. However, the extent of voluntary control over which features
The role of top-down suppression in mitigating the disruptive effects of task-irrelevant feature changes in visual working memory
Studies of change detection have shown that changing the task-irrelevant features of remembered objects impairs change detection for task-relevant features, a phenomenon known as the
Assessing the evidence for a cue-induced trade-off between capacity and precision in visual working memory using mixture modelling and Bayesian model comparison
There is considerable debate regarding the ability to trade mnemonic precision for capacity in working memory (WM), with some studies reporting evidence consistent with such
