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The number of objects determines visual working memory capacity allocation for complex items
Halely Balaban
, Roy Luria
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Visual Working Memory
100%
Polygon
100%
Capacity Allocation
100%
Working Memory Capacity
33%
Contralateral Delay Activity
33%
Working Memory
11%
Highly Sensitive
11%
Change Detection Task
11%
Working Memory Load
11%
Working Memory Maintenance
11%
Complexity Level
11%
Objecthood
11%
Slot Model
11%
Perceptual Complexity
11%
Random Polygons
11%
Electrophysiological Marker
11%
Resource Model
11%
Load Increase
11%
Flexible Resources
11%
Computer Science
Visual Working Memory
100%
Working Memory Capacity
100%
Capacity Allocation
100%
Resource Model
20%
Complexity Level
20%
Psychology
Working Memory Capacity
100%
Working Memory
60%
Memory Maintenance
20%
Resource Model
20%
Neuroscience
Working Memory
100%