Separating memoranda in depth increases visual working memory performance

Chaipat Chunharas; Rosanne L. Rademaker; Thomas Sprague; Timothy Brady; John Serences

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Visual working memory is the mechanism supporting the continued maintenance of information after sensory inputs are removed. Although the capacity of ...

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