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Asymmetric cross-domain interference between two working memory tasks: Implications for models of working memory

Candice C. Morey, Richard D. Morey, Madeleine van der Reijden, Margot Holweg

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Key concepts: Working memory, Psychology, Visual short-term memory, Interference theory, Cognitive psychology, Visual memory, Short-term memory, Memory rehearsal

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