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field memory

field memory Field memory refers to visual working memory for information presented in one side of the visual field, such as the left or right field, and can be compared across those sides for differences in speed, accuracy, and brain activity during retention.

Field memory refers to visual working memory for information presented in one side of the visual field, such as the left or right field, and can be compared across those sides for differences in speed, accuracy, and brain activity during retention.

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Drafting source: Li Ling; Zhang Jin-Xiang; Jiang Tao. Visual Working Memory Load-Related Changes in Neural Activity and Functional Connectivity. 2011; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0022357; article XML SHA-256 118348bc320f84166eeb96d296fdcae5769d6c44c65f517e07d1c96f9b0e5bf4. “Visual Working Memory Load-Related Changes in Neural Activity and Functional Connectivity” (10.1371/journal.pone.0022357).
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