We combined MOT with the whole-report WM task – subjects had to track one or two moving discs, while also remembering the colors of those discs. There were either one or two colors per target discs, so either two or four colors to remember in total. We had subjects do MOT-only as well to compare.

Does tracking and remembering the colour of multiple moving objects share a common mechanism? How might the encoded information be represented in the mind and brain? See my talk tomorrow morning to hear about a couple of EEG studies looking at this (see task below)!
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A new update to quokka – my open-source, in-browser, free-to-use qualitative coding ShinyApp! In the new 'sorting' tab, users who have finished analysing can organise their codes into themes (or subthemes or categories based on the approach) with a simple drag-and-drop interface. #CAQDAS