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On the contribution of motor planning to the retroactive cuing benefit in working memory: Evidence by mu and beta oscillatory activity in the EEG

NeuroImage, v.162, 2017년, pp.73 - 85  

Schneider, Daniel (Corresponding author. Leibniz Research Centre for Working Environment and Human Factors, Ardeystraße 67, 44139, Dortmund, Germany.) ,  Barth, Anna ,  Wascher, Edmund

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Abstract Attention can be allocated toward mental representations in working memory also after the initial encoding of information has been completed. It was shown that focusing on only one item within working memory transfers this representation into a protected state, reducing its susceptibility ...

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