A young child's counting skills are the single biggest predictor of their ability to participate in fair sharing behaviors. Prompting children to count improves their pro-social sharing behaviors, researchers say.
Musical training influences visual working memory, researchers discovered. The study found regions of the brain may share a common component that influences both visual and musical working memory.
Researchers have identified how working memory is formatted, revealing visual memory can be flexible.
Electric fields may represent information held in working memory, allowing the brain to overcome representational drift.
Pooled data reveals shift workers perform worse on tasks associated with attention, working memory, and information processing than non-shift workers.
Researchers measured how brain waves travel in the prefrontal cortex during working memory tasks.
Long-term memory consolidation and short-term memory processes that occur during sleep do so at a cost to one another.
Brain areas associated with working memory also gauge the quality and uncertainty of memories. Researchers reveal details about the neural mechanisms of working memory that allow us to make decisions based on our certainty of memories.
A new computational algorithm shows how the brain maintains information in the short term using specific types of neurons.
Working memory isn't confined to one area of the brain. It requires synchronous activity of at least two brain areas.
Activity in the frontoparietal network during memory tasks reflected the individual working memory capabilities of children, with an activity pattern unique to working memory.
Suppressing TLR4 activity following a traumatic brain injury, such as concussion, reduces excitability, and improves working memory performance up-to a month later.
