The Incidental Binding of Visual and Spatial Information in Working Memory
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Resumo: | This study investigated the incidental integration of visual and spatial information in working memory using a sequence recognition task in which participants had to memorize a sequence of stimuli according to a predetermined relevant dimension and ignore changes in an irrelevant dimension. It was supposed that, if performance was affected by a change in the irrelevant dimension, it could be inferred that object and spatial position were automatically integrated. This assumption was tested in two experimental conditions in which the dimensions relevant to the recognition task were visual appearance (geometric figures and letters in different graphics fonts), or the spatial location of each stimulus. The irrelevant dimensions were, respectively, the spatial location and visual appearance of the stimuli. The results showed that a change in the irrelevant dimension has a significant effect on recognition of sequences, suggesting that information about object and position are incidentally integrated. |
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The Incidental Binding of Visual and Spatial Information in Working MemoryLa Integración Incidental de la Información Visual y Espacial en la Memoria del TrabajoA Integração Incidental da Informação Visual e Espacial na Memória de Trabalhoshort term memoryworking memoryrecognitionassociationattentionmemoria de corto plazomemoria operacionalreconocimientoasociaciónatenciónmemória de curto prazomemória de trabalhoreconhecimentoassociaçãoatençãoThis study investigated the incidental integration of visual and spatial information in working memory using a sequence recognition task in which participants had to memorize a sequence of stimuli according to a predetermined relevant dimension and ignore changes in an irrelevant dimension. It was supposed that, if performance was affected by a change in the irrelevant dimension, it could be inferred that object and spatial position were automatically integrated. This assumption was tested in two experimental conditions in which the dimensions relevant to the recognition task were visual appearance (geometric figures and letters in different graphics fonts), or the spatial location of each stimulus. The irrelevant dimensions were, respectively, the spatial location and visual appearance of the stimuli. The results showed that a change in the irrelevant dimension has a significant effect on recognition of sequences, suggesting that information about object and position are incidentally integrated.En este estudio se investiga la integración de la información en la memoria del trabajo visual y espacial, por medio de una tarea de reconocimiento de secuencias en la que los participantes debían memorizar una secuencia de estímulos de acuerdo a una dimensión relevante determinada e ignorar los cambios en la dimensión irrelevante. Se consideró que si el rendimiento fuera afectado por un cambio en la dimensión irrelevante, se podría inferir que el objeto y la posición espacial se integran de forma automática. Esta hipótesis fue probada en dos condiciones experimentales en las que la dimensión relevante para la tarea de reconocimiento podía ser el aspecto visual (figuras geométricas y letras en diferentes fuentes gráficas) o la ubicación espacial de cada estímulo. Las dimensiones irrelevantes fueron, respectivamente, la ubicación espacial y el aspecto visual. Los resultados mostraron que un cambio en la dimensión irrelevante tiene un efecto significativo en el reconocimiento de las secuencias, lo que sugiere que el aspecto visual y la ubicación espacial se integran incidentalmente.Neste estudo investigou-se a integração incidental da informação visual e espacial na memória de trabalho utilizando uma tarefa de reconhecimento de sequências na qual os participantes deveriam memorizar uma sequência de estímulos em função de uma dimensão relevante predeterminada, e ignorar mudanças na dimensão irrelevante. Considerou-se que, se o desempenho na tarefa de reconhecimento fosse prejudicado por uma mudança na dimensão irrelevante, se poderia inferir que objeto e posição espacial foram integrados de forma automática. Esta suposição foi testada em duas condições experimentais em que as dimensões relevantes para a tarefa de reconhecimento eram a aparência visual (figuras geométricas e letras em fontes gráficas diferentes), ou a localização espacial de cada estímulo. As dimensões irrelevantes eram, respectivamente, a localização espacial e a aparência visual. Os resultados mostraram que uma mudança na dimensão irrelevante tem um efeito significativo sobre o reconhecimento das sequências, sugerindo que as informações sobre objeto e posição são integradas de forma incidental. 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The Incidental Binding of Visual and Spatial Information in Working Memory La Integración Incidental de la Información Visual y Espacial en la Memoria del Trabajo A Integração Incidental da Informação Visual e Espacial na Memória de Trabalho |
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The Incidental Binding of Visual and Spatial Information in Working Memory |
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The Incidental Binding of Visual and Spatial Information in Working Memory Corder, Ana Paula Ulmann short term memory working memory recognition association attention memoria de corto plazo memoria operacional reconocimiento asociación atención memória de curto prazo memória de trabalho reconhecimento associação atenção |
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The Incidental Binding of Visual and Spatial Information in Working Memory |
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The Incidental Binding of Visual and Spatial Information in Working Memory |
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The Incidental Binding of Visual and Spatial Information in Working Memory |
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The Incidental Binding of Visual and Spatial Information in Working Memory |
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The Incidental Binding of Visual and Spatial Information in Working Memory |
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Corder, Ana Paula Ulmann |
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Corder, Ana Paula Ulmann Vasques, Rafael Garcia, Ricardo Basso Galera, Cesar |
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Vasques, Rafael Garcia, Ricardo Basso Galera, Cesar |
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Corder, Ana Paula Ulmann Vasques, Rafael Garcia, Ricardo Basso Galera, Cesar |
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short term memory working memory recognition association attention memoria de corto plazo memoria operacional reconocimiento asociación atención memória de curto prazo memória de trabalho reconhecimento associação atenção |
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short term memory working memory recognition association attention memoria de corto plazo memoria operacional reconocimiento asociación atención memória de curto prazo memória de trabalho reconhecimento associação atenção |
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This study investigated the incidental integration of visual and spatial information in working memory using a sequence recognition task in which participants had to memorize a sequence of stimuli according to a predetermined relevant dimension and ignore changes in an irrelevant dimension. It was supposed that, if performance was affected by a change in the irrelevant dimension, it could be inferred that object and spatial position were automatically integrated. This assumption was tested in two experimental conditions in which the dimensions relevant to the recognition task were visual appearance (geometric figures and letters in different graphics fonts), or the spatial location of each stimulus. The irrelevant dimensions were, respectively, the spatial location and visual appearance of the stimuli. The results showed that a change in the irrelevant dimension has a significant effect on recognition of sequences, suggesting that information about object and position are incidentally integrated. |
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Journal Psychology: Theory and Practice ; Vol. 14 No. 1 (2012); 113-125 Revista Psicologia: Teoría y Práctica; Vol. 14 Núm. 1 (2012); 113-125 Revista Psicologia: Teoria e Prática; v. 14 n. 1 (2012); 113-125 1980-6906 1516-3687 reponame:Psicologia (Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie. Online) instname:Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie (UPM) instacron:UPM |
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