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Unintended Emotions in the Laboratory: Emotions Incidentally Induced by a Standard Visual Working Memory Task Relate to Task Performance

2022-01-21

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<p>The ability to temporarily hold information in visual working memory (VWM) is among the most crucial and most extensively examined human cognitive functions. Here, we empirically confirm previous speculations (1) that a standard VWM task arouses emotions in participants and (2) that these task-induced emotions are related to VWM performance. In a first qualitative study (N = 19), by adapting a qualitative metho...

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839a424b-3457-5840-842d-baf256e59f94
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10.31234/osf.io/sa54z
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