Working memory (WM) flexibly prioritizes task-relevant information over short intervals, serving as a critical gateway to long-term memory (LTM). However, how this dynamic prioritization influences what is ultimately retained in LTM remains unclear. Here, we investigated the long-term consequences of internally guided...
Zi-Yi Duan, Zi-Yao Zhang, J. Lewis-Peacock· Neuropsychologia· 0 citations
Navigating daily tasks requires working memory to retain information, formulate plans, and execute goal-directed actions. While frequent distractions may momentarily disrupt planned actions, individuals typically exhibit the cognitive resilience necessary to regroup and resume goal-directed behavior. How people adapt t...
Zi-Yao Zhang, J. Lewis-Peacock· bioRxiv· 0 citations
Navigating daily tasks relies on working memory to recall past information, manage current goals, and plan future actions. A key factor influencing the dynamic allocation and updating of cognitive resources is an individual's state relative to their goals. For instance, when following a mental shopping list, decisions...
Ziyao Zhang, Jarrod A. Lewis-Peacock· Communications psychology· 0 citations
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