Competing working memory contents: perceptual over semantic prioritization and voluntary retrieval following retro-cueing

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• What: EXPERIMENT 1 This experiment assessed the effects of voluntary and involuntary internal attention on competing perceptual and semantic WM representations of real-world stimuli. The authors report how the authors determined the sample size, all data exclusions, all manipulations, and all measures in the study. In the following experiment, the authors aimed to replicate this pattern of findings while assessing whether an increment in the WM load would enable retro-cueing benefits in accuracy. Based on the studies that did find such an effect when the WM load was increased, one likely reason for not finding . . .
  

   

  

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