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Neural mechanisms of resource allocation in working memory

Psychology

Neural mechanisms of resource allocation in working memory

H. Li, T. C. Sprague, et al.

This study by Hsin-Hung Li, Thomas C. Sprague, Aspen H. Yoo, Wei Ji Ma, and Clayton E. Curtis used computational neuroimaging to decode prioritized working-memory items, showing that frontal cortex feedback boosts visual-cortex gain to sharpen high-priority representations and link neural gain to behavioral precision.

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