On the role of the nature and rhythm of completion of the secondary task on working memory spans Working memory span tasks require participants to maintain items in short term memory while performing some concurrent processing (e. g., reading, counting, problem solving). The aim of the present experiment was to contrast two hypotheses about the locus of the detrimental effect of the processing component on the maintenance of items. Does processing impede maintenance because both components share some basic cognitive processes and supplies, as suggested by the Time-Based Resource-Sharing model (Barrouillet, Bernardin, & Camos, 2004), or more simply because the strategies of maintenance are disrupted by the appearance of items to be concurren...
Experimental research into children’s working memory span has shown that retention duration contribu...
International audienceThe time-based resource-sharing model of working memory assumes that memory tr...
Multitasking, a common feature of everyday life, requires simultaneous maintenance and operation of ...
On the role of the nature and rhythm of completion of the secondary task on working memory spans Wor...
Working memory allows the temporary storage and processing of a limited amount ofinformation. Accord...
International audienceAccording to the time-based resource-sharing model (P. Barrouillet, S. Bernard...
International audienceWorking memory is currently measured with complex span paradigm, in which memo...
Schmeichel (2007) reported that performing an initial task before completing a working memory span t...
International audienceRepetition-induced memorization is more solid when the occurrences of a given ...
How information is repeated over time determines future recollection of this information. Studies in...
Barrouillet et al. (2004) describe a new model of working memory proposing shared-resources with spe...
Multitasking refers to situations where a person undertakes multiple tasks in a limited time period ...
Abstract Although forgetting in the short term is a ubiqui-tous phenomenon, its exact causes remain ...
Recent research by Barrouillet et al. (2004, 2007) have proposed a shared-resource model of working ...
Eight experiments with the complex span paradigm are presented to investigate why concurrent process...
Experimental research into children’s working memory span has shown that retention duration contribu...
International audienceThe time-based resource-sharing model of working memory assumes that memory tr...
Multitasking, a common feature of everyday life, requires simultaneous maintenance and operation of ...
On the role of the nature and rhythm of completion of the secondary task on working memory spans Wor...
Working memory allows the temporary storage and processing of a limited amount ofinformation. Accord...
International audienceAccording to the time-based resource-sharing model (P. Barrouillet, S. Bernard...
International audienceWorking memory is currently measured with complex span paradigm, in which memo...
Schmeichel (2007) reported that performing an initial task before completing a working memory span t...
International audienceRepetition-induced memorization is more solid when the occurrences of a given ...
How information is repeated over time determines future recollection of this information. Studies in...
Barrouillet et al. (2004) describe a new model of working memory proposing shared-resources with spe...
Multitasking refers to situations where a person undertakes multiple tasks in a limited time period ...
Abstract Although forgetting in the short term is a ubiqui-tous phenomenon, its exact causes remain ...
Recent research by Barrouillet et al. (2004, 2007) have proposed a shared-resource model of working ...
Eight experiments with the complex span paradigm are presented to investigate why concurrent process...
Experimental research into children’s working memory span has shown that retention duration contribu...
International audienceThe time-based resource-sharing model of working memory assumes that memory tr...
Multitasking, a common feature of everyday life, requires simultaneous maintenance and operation of ...