PsychologyNature Communications
Children exhibit superior memory for attended but outdated information compared to adults
Y. Fu, T. Guo, et al.
This study, conducted by Yingtao Fu and colleagues, uncovers fascinating insights into memory selection. The research reveals that children excel over adults in recalling attended but irrelevant information, illustrating an intriguing aspect of memory development and filtering capabilities.
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