Working memory adaptively recomputes plans amid distraction
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 to these perturbations in dynamic environments remains unclear. To address this,…
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