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Characterizing the neuro-cognitive architecture of non-conscious working memory

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Figure 1.4). This was probably most famously summarized  by Harvard psychologist George A
Illustration of major cortical areas exhibiting stimulus-selective activity during working memory delay periods in the macaque  (left) and human brain (right)
Figure 1.9B). While currently attended representations appear to be stored in patterns of neural firing,  unattended, yet still task-relevant, items do not seem to require accompanying neural activity
Table 3.1. Summary statistics for the rate of correct responding for target 1 and target 2
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