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Working Memory Load Affects Early Affective Responses to Concrete and Abstract Words Differently: Evidence From ERPs

Cognitive, Affective and Behavioral Neuroscience

Behavioral Neuroscience

Cognitive Neuroscience

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Memory for Concrete and Abstract Words in Bilingual Speakers

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Effects of Working Memory Load on Empathic Responses to Narratives

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Anticipating Upcoming Words in Discourse: Evidence From ERPs and Reading Times.

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Working Memory Load Modulation of Parieto-Frontal Connections: Evidence From Dynamic Causal Modeling

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Working Memory Load Improves Early Stages of Independent Visual Processing

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Working Memory Load Can Both Improve and Impair Selective Attention: Evidence From the Navon Paradigm

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Working Memory Load Predicts Visual Search Efficiency: Evidence From a Novel Pupillary Response Paradigm

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Reliability of the Sliding Scale for Collecting Affective Responses to Words

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Early Error Detection Is Generic, but Subsequent Adaption to Errors Is Not: Evidence From ERPs

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