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Leveling the Playing Field: Environmental Uncertainty Eliminates the Socioeconomic Gap in Working Memory
Early-life adversity shapes cognitive development, yet its impact on working memory (WM) remains inconclusive. The specialized-sensitization hypothesis posits that adversity-adapted skills are context-dependent: they remain latent in abstract laboratory settings but are recruited when current demand
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