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Object-based attention prioritizes working memory contents at a theta rhythm

2018-07-24

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Attention selects relevant information regardless of whether it is physically present or internally stored in working memory. Perceptual research has shown that attentional selection of external information is better conceived as rhythmic prioritization than as stable allocation. Here we tested this principle using information processing of internal representations held in working memory. Participants memorized fo...

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7db10a21-23e7-515e-87c8-81672c1fda12
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10.1101/369652
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