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Three visual working memory representations simultaneously control attention
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DOI：10.1038/s41598-020-67455-y.png)
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How many items can we store in visual working memory while simultaneously conducting a visual search? Previous research has proposed that during concurrent visual search, only one visual working memory representation can be activated to directly influence attention. This previous research suggests that other visual working memory representations are accessory items, which have little direct influence on attention. However, recent findings provided evidence that not one, but two visual working memory representations can capture attention and interfere with concurrent visual search. We successfully replicate these findings, and further test whether the capacity of visual working memory during visual search extends to not two, but three representations that influence attention directly. We find evidence that three visual working memory representations can simultaneously control attention.
Keywords:
TERM-MEMORY
SEARCH
MULTIPLE
FEATURES
MAINTENANCE
SELECTION
CAPACITY
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