Recent studies have revealed a strong relationship between visual working memory and
selective attention, such that attention is biased by what is currently on our mind. However …

Recent research has shown interactions between the process of kee** information
'online'in working memory, and the processes that select relevant information for a response …

In 7 experiments, the authors explored whether visual attention (the ability to select relevant
visual information) and visual working memory (the ability to retain relevant visual …

Recent studies have revealed that the deployment of attention can be biased by the content
of visual working memory (VWM), but that stored memories do not always interact with …

An important question is whether visual attention (the ability to select relevant visual
information) and visual working memory (the ability to retain relevant visual information) …

The role of the thalamus in high-level cognition—attention, working memory (WM), rule-
based learning, and decision making—remains poorly understood, especially in comparison …

Introduction 2.1. Visual attention and working memory are both selective 2.2. Evidence from
brain physiology 3. Shared capacity and control processes 3.1. Shared capacity: A magical …

Four experiments explored the effect of cognitive load on the time course of top-down
guidance of attention from working memory (WM). Observers had to search for a target …

Abstract Moores, Laiti, and Chelazzi (2003) found semantic interference from associate
competitors during visual object search, demonstrating the existence of top-down semantic …

Previous work has shown that distractors present in a visual search display attract attention
when they match objects kept in visual working memory. It seems that maintaining an object …