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| 1071-4779-01 | Teoretical Aspects of Working Memory and Some New Findings | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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University credit hours: 4.0
Course description
In this course we will read articles discussing visual working memory from recent years. We will present ideas for future research and the results of the new experiments conducted in the visual working memory lab. The course is recommended for students with a strong research background in working memory. In each week, a student will present a recent published paper or an empirical work at its beginning or intermediate stage. We will critically (but in a friendly way) discuss the findings.