“…Cognitive resources are defined as a limited quantity enabling cognitive functions and processes (Oberauer et al, 2016;Shenhav et al, 2017). In this view, memory is a resourcelimited process (Anderson et al, 1996;Barrouillet et al, 2004;Bjork and Bjork, 2009;Borragán et al, 2017;Just and Carpenter, 1992;Logie, 2011;Ma et al, 2014;Popov et al, 2019;Vergauwe and Cowan, 2015). This resource limit can occur during encoding, such as when the amount of processing resource cannot cope with task demand (Camos and Portrat, 2015); consolidation, such as when multiple representations are competing for storage resources (McFarlane and Humphreys, 2012;Zhang and Luck, 2008); or retrieval, such as when previously retrieved information interferes with the ongoing retrieval process (Wixted and Rohrer, 1993).…”