Working memory load can both improve and impair selective attention: evidence from the Navon paradigm (Q50791476)

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Working memory load can both improve and impair selective attention: evidence from the Navon paradigm (English)

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Lubna Ahmed

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Jan W de Fockert

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publication date

1 October 2012

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Attention, Perception and Psychophysics

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1397-1405

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