Working memory and inhibitory control are widely regarded as core components of executive function, yet whether they draw on a shared pool of executive resources remains debated. The present study examined whether concurrently increasing working-memory maintenance and conflict-resolution demands produced additive perfo...
Yasamin Rahmati, C. Jarrold· Quarterly Journal of Experim...· 0 citations
BACKGROUND
This questionnaire study examined regulatory control in the conditions of autism, Down syndrome, and Williams syndrome by assessing effortful control and executive function across cognitive, emotional, social, and sensory domains.
METHOD
A bespoke parent-report questionnaire was developed. Parents of child...
Yasamin Rahmati, Imogen E. M. van Jaarsveldt, C. Jarrold· Research in Developmental Di...· 0 citations
Understanding the forgetting mechanisms in working memory is a considerable challenge for cognitive psychologists. Traditional views attribute forgetting in working memory to interference and decay, but whether verbal working memory undergoes spontaneous decay is still debated. In the present study, we examined this is...
Hao Guo, Ruo-Yu Lu, C. Jarrold et al.· Journal of Experimental Psyc...· 0 citations
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