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Neural mechanisms of interference control underlie the relationship between fluid intelligence and working memory span
2011
Journal of experimental psychology. General
Fluid intelligence (gF) and working memory (WM) span predict success in demanding cognitive situations. Recent studies show that much of the variance in gF and WM span is shared, suggesting common neural mechanisms. This study provides a direct investigation of the degree to which shared variance in gF and WM span can be explained by neural mechanisms of interference control. The authors measured performance and functional magnetic resonance imaging activity in 102 participants during the
doi:10.1037/a0024695
pmid:21787103
pmcid:PMC3930174
fatcat:on67dqrp3zbhxdnvl7wzjc3utq