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Brain activity associated with working memory load and spatial attention during visual change detection
Visual working memory (VWM) and attention interact bi-directionally: external cues modulate the selection of stimuli in VWM, while active representations in VWM can guide attention. However, the neural mechanisms underlying VWM, attention, and their interconnection remain poorly understood. In the p
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