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Item and binding retention as mechanisms mediating the relationship between attentional control and working memory capacity
The binding hypothesis as a mechanism for the known relationship between working memory (WM) capacity and attentional control was tested. Three hundred forty-nine participants completed tasks assessing attentional control (Stroop, Simon, Flanker), working memory capacity (Symmetry Span), and two tas
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