Attention has been regarded as the 'gatekeeper'controlling what information gets selected
into working memory. However, a new perspective has emerged with the discovery of …

The moment we open our eyes, we experience a rich and detailed visual world, but the
amount of information available to report is rather limited. This dissociation relates to a major …

We propose a mechanistic explanation of how working memories are built and
reconstructed from the latent representations of visual knowledge. The proposed model …

Attribute amnesia describes the failure to unexpectedly report the attribute of an attended
stimulus, likely reflecting a lack of working memory consolidation. Previous studies have …

Research on the development of cognitive selectivity predominantly focuses on attentional
selection. The present study explores another facet of cognitive selectivity—memory …

Visual working memory (VWM) has been extensively studied in the context of memory
capacity. However, less research has been devoted to the metacognitive processes involved …

Accumulating evidence demonstrates that selection history influences the allocation of
attention. However, it is unclear how working memory (WM), which is tightly connected to …

Attribute amnesia, a phenomenon in which participants fail to report a just-attended attribute
in a surprise test, reflects the importance of expectation in determining memory for attended …

Attribute amnesia (AA) is a phenomenon in which participants have difficulty answering an
unexpected question about an attended attribute of the most recent target stimulus. A similar …

Working memory allows us to hold specific pieces of information in an active and easily
retrieved state, but what happens to that information during an unexpected interruption …