2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.cognition.2018.08.012
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Working memory training and perceptual discrimination training impact overlapping and distinct neurocognitive processes: Evidence from event-related potentials and transfer of training gains

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“…See Figure 1 for an overview of the participants and study measures. For the present analyses, we selected a subset of HC n -back training participants from our larger study 37 for comparison with the MS n -back training group. We selected individuals for the HC group so that there would be comparable sample size and demographics between patients and HCs (final sample, MS n = 12, HC n = 12).…”
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“…See Figure 1 for an overview of the participants and study measures. For the present analyses, we selected a subset of HC n -back training participants from our larger study 37 for comparison with the MS n -back training group. We selected individuals for the HC group so that there would be comparable sample size and demographics between patients and HCs (final sample, MS n = 12, HC n = 12).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… 40 The level of n of the subsequent block was adaptively altered based on the participant’s performance on the previous block, as described elsewhere. 9 , 37 If a participant’s accuracy was high on a given block (> 88.8% accuracy overall, and > 86.5% correct matches), then the subsequent block would be a more difficult n -back level (e.g. from a 2-back to a 3-back level).…”
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