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Time course of attentional guidance by visual and verbal working memory representations

Kawashima, Tomoya ; Kabata, Takashi

Journal of Cognitive Psychology, 2024, Vol.36 (4), p.464-473

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Time course of attentional guidance by visual and verbal working memory representations
Autor: Kawashima, Tomoya ; Kabata, Takashi
Assuntos: attention ; inhibition of return ; verbal working memory ; Visual working memory
É parte de: Journal of Cognitive Psychology, 2024, Vol.36 (4), p.464-473
Descrição: Visual and verbal representations in working memory guide visual attention to a memory-matching item. It is well documented that visual cues have an advantage in target detection over verbal cues; however, little research has explored the differences in visual search processes and between attentional guidance by visual and verbal working memory. To address this issue, here we investigated the time course of attentional guidance through visual and verbal representations by comparing the inhibition of return effects. Previous research shows that both types of working memory items produce early facilitation effects and later inhibition effects, but there are lesser facilitation effects for verbal than for visual working memory guidance of attention. Results showed that in all conditions, attention was guided by memory representations, but no inhibition of return was observed. Thus, the robustness of previous findings on the time course of attentional guidance by working memory is low.
Editor: Routledge
Idioma: Inglês

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