New preprint with @yoav_kessler and @EgnerLab!
— Sam Verschooren (@SamVerschooren) June 15, 2020
Research on working memory (WM) gating has mostly focused on perceptual input into WM. We investigated whether WM gating costs for long-term memory (LTM) could be observed, and how these costs related to those for perception. https://t.co/AxYOD7lKSh
Done! Please consider signing up for this new initiative... https://t.co/OSPKJIagFY
— Tobias Egner (@EgnerLab) June 9, 2020
If you're interested in mechanisms of cognitive flexibility, check out this fine new paper by grad student @AudreySiqi: "Contextual Adaptation of Cognitive Flexibility is driven by Task- and Item-Level Learning"https://t.co/MFxrJGlau3
— Tobias Egner (@EgnerLab) June 4, 2020
Please see my grad student Eva Gjorgieva (supposedly not on Twitter but probably just hiding from me) for a poster chat tomorrow morning at virtual #CNS2020 (poster D33) if you're interested in a new way of probing post-error cognition! pic.twitter.com/yqWV7XYEY3
— Tobias Egner (@EgnerLab) May 4, 2020
Tune in for the live chat at my poster (F30) for Virtual #CNS2020 on Tuesday 10 AM - 1 PM EDT! We found that task switch-related ERP components demonstrated inverted polarities depending on whether switches were frequent or infrequent in the current block-wide context. pic.twitter.com/yA9WZHiNBK
— Audrey Siqi-Liu (@AudreySiqi) May 3, 2020
