Most general theories on serial order working memory (WM) assume the existence of position markers that are bound to the to-be-remembered items to keep track of the serial order. So far, the exact cognitive/neural characteristics of these markers have remained largely underspecified, while direct empirical evidence for their existence is mostly lacking. In the current study we demonstrate that retrieval from verbal serial order WM can be facilitated or hindered by spatial cuing: begin elements of a verbal WM sequence are retrieved faster after cuing the left side of space, while end elements are retrieved faster after cuing the right side of space. In direct complement to our previous work--where we showed the reversed impact of WM retrieva...
Serial order effects in spatial memory are investigated in three experiments. In the first an analys...
How is the serial order of a spatial sequence represented in short-term memory (STM)? Previous resea...
Previous studies have shown that serial order in verbal working memory is spontaneously coded along ...
<div><p>Most general theories on serial order working memory (WM) assume the existence of position m...
Most general theories on serial order working memory (WM) assume the existence of position markers t...
Various prominent models on serial order coding in working memory (WM) build on the notion that seri...
The ability to maintain the serial order of events is recognized as a major function of working memo...
Theoretical models explaining serial order processing link order information to specified position m...
Theoretical models explaining serial order processing link order information to specified position m...
In the domain of working memory, recent theories postulate that the maintenance of serial order is d...
The problem of how the mind can retain sequentially organized information has a long research tradit...
A largely substantiated view in the domain of working memory is that the maintenance of serial order...
The present study examined whether traveling through serially-ordered verbal memories exploits overt...
At the beginning of this work, recent studies had evidenced a tight link between serial order in ver...
The temporary storage of serial order information in working memory (WM) has been demonstrated to be...
Serial order effects in spatial memory are investigated in three experiments. In the first an analys...
How is the serial order of a spatial sequence represented in short-term memory (STM)? Previous resea...
Previous studies have shown that serial order in verbal working memory is spontaneously coded along ...
<div><p>Most general theories on serial order working memory (WM) assume the existence of position m...
Most general theories on serial order working memory (WM) assume the existence of position markers t...
Various prominent models on serial order coding in working memory (WM) build on the notion that seri...
The ability to maintain the serial order of events is recognized as a major function of working memo...
Theoretical models explaining serial order processing link order information to specified position m...
Theoretical models explaining serial order processing link order information to specified position m...
In the domain of working memory, recent theories postulate that the maintenance of serial order is d...
The problem of how the mind can retain sequentially organized information has a long research tradit...
A largely substantiated view in the domain of working memory is that the maintenance of serial order...
The present study examined whether traveling through serially-ordered verbal memories exploits overt...
At the beginning of this work, recent studies had evidenced a tight link between serial order in ver...
The temporary storage of serial order information in working memory (WM) has been demonstrated to be...
Serial order effects in spatial memory are investigated in three experiments. In the first an analys...
How is the serial order of a spatial sequence represented in short-term memory (STM)? Previous resea...
Previous studies have shown that serial order in verbal working memory is spontaneously coded along ...