Eye-tracking data revealed significant gaze shifts and microsaccades associated with attention in WM. In contrast, no significant gaze biases were observed for LTM, indicating distinct attentional mechanisms.

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Our findings indicate that attentional orienting benefits both WM and LTM retrieval. However, the effects are more pronounced in WM, suggesting differing underlying processes.

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First post on Bluesky! Check out our new paper (w/ @abclab.bsky.social @brognition.bsky.social) in Nature Communications @natcomms.bsky.social (featured in Editors' Highlights🌟)!

We investigated how attention operates differently within WM and LTM:

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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