Abstract:Previous research has demonstrated that when monitoring dynamically changing visual displays for color targets, contingencies between targets and distractors facilitate predictive target detection, and elevated intolerance of uncertainty (IU) and lower verbal working memory capacity (WMC) are associated with a higher false alarm rate (see Muhl-Richardson et al., 2018). The present study examined whether search in this type of task improved following placebo-controlled adaptive dual n-back working memory (WM) t… Show more
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