The collection reflects a nuanced and highly interested engagement with the concept of working memory, incorporating scientific research, real-world applications, and personal stories. Words like 'modest gains,' 'support,' and 'improved cognition' convey a tone of cautious optimism and scholarly curiosity, demonstrating an in-depth exploration of the topic rather than superficial reactions.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions acknowledge the importance of working memory in various cognitive functions and societal contexts, indicating general support for its significance.
InterestHigh interest
Interest is high with detailed references to specific studies, cognitive models, and practical implications, reflecting strong engagement with the topic.
EngagementHigh engagement
Posts demonstrate deep engagement through references to models, scientific studies, personal experiences, and practical strategies for improving or understanding working memory.
ImpactModerate impact
While many posts emphasize the relevance of working memory to education, mental health, and AI, the perceived societal or technological impact remains moderate, focused more on personal and scientific levels.
Abstract in brief
Working memory is a brain system that temporarily stores and processes information needed for complex tasks like language understanding, learning, and reasoning.
It involves three main parts: the central executive, which controls attention and manages other components; the visuospatial sketch pad, which handles visual images; and the phonological loop, which stores and rehearses speech-based information.
This system is essential for cognitive functions and can be affected by conditions like Alzheimer's disease, especially in its ability to control attention and process information effectively.
When a coach says that scenario is "too hard" it's not a judgment of your skill. It means you haven't automated the required fundamental skills yet. The task demands overload your current working memory leading to frustration and poor aiming habits.
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VT minigod
@minigodcs · X
That's exactly why it's important to practice your technique, to move skills from working memory (active mental effort) to long-term habits. When you automate the basics, you free up mental space to focus on more complex stuff, don't feel ashamed to play easier scenarios.
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William Ngiam | 严祥全
@williamngiam.github.io · Bluesky
Do you have an open working memory dataset and want it to be findable and reused? You can now add it to the Open WM Data Hub: williamngiam.github.io/OpenWMData! The collection of datasets tagged with useful metadata is steadily growing thanks to a small team of volunteers!
Old, and imho not very good, models of programming ability were pretty strongly informed by the cognitive science backgrounds of the few people who worked on them. E.g., the argument that a strong working memory and trained better 'chunking' might lead to large indiv diffs in programming
One of the most important features of fully guided explicit instruction is how intentionally it manages students’ working memory. It enables me to optimize intrinsic load, reduce extraneous load, and create the conditions where students can effectively think, learn, and remember.
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Jake Birkett - Veteran Indie
@greyalien.bsky.social · Bluesky
I have to make notes like this when I code because I cannot hold that all in my working memory especially as each step is setting loads of different variables and it must be done correctly otherwise bugs ensue.
I use Notepad++ btw.
Explore how the 9 Gamut technique improves working memory and cognitive processing, crucial for complex tasks like learning and reasoning. The system involves attention control, visual imagery, and speech-based…
Newborns' cry melodies are shaped by their native language. This video explores how early language influences cognitive processes, with a focus on working memory's role in language acquisition and brain development.
@ryker_69 @4wdmod @semitic_jew The Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) is widely regarded as the most accurate test for measuring general cognitive intelligence, based on its high reliability and validity in assessing verbal, perceptual, working memory, and processing speed.
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Bee
@boonglesao3.bsky.social · Bluesky
Just realised someone is soft blocking me every time I follow them. This sort of thing doesn't happen when you have a working memory
Memory issues are a fairly common disability, including long term, short term, and working memory. Also, some people take longer to type information in or get distracted away and have to come back after a few minutes, making it more likely to forget. Best practices include basic accessibility.
@HenryV23245 @Sneak0o it's low IQ to equate low IQ with the lack knowledge instead of pattern recognition or maybe working memory
Everybody doesn't know what you know
Also I already knew that but I saw this clip after I read this tweet and it just fits ironically, inaccurate or not
@euboid @cursor_ai @NotionHQ @claudeai Yeah, this mostly comes down to memory and learning limits.
Today’s agents don’t really work the way humans do, they just operate on whatever fits in their current context. Once that’s gone, it’s gone. No real long-term working memory, no learning while the task is happening.
@cbokhove @warmMagnet @LizStepan @AmmarMerhbi If kids aren’t fluent in math facts, factoring polynomials will overload their working memory. Nothing post hoc about that.
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Xanthe Lee Rizer
@VinsonXanthe · X
Concusion left my right side of my body not working right
ability to concentrate is almost gone
short term working memory stinks lower back in crazy amounts of pain
Right leg spasms like crazy
@leecronin That statement isn't accurate for a true proto-AGI. The best current models are pre-AGI, not proto-AGI (apologies for saying proto-AGI yesterday). I can't reveal the five key features due to competition and security reasons, but one of them is persistent working memory. https://t.co/wwToeEZPDF
RT @JagersbergKnut: Working Memory as Persistent Neural Activity
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Charles Thomas Wild
@CharlesThomasW7 · X
Cognitive Planning - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
... topics › neuroscience
The dlPFC is implicated in the planning of action sequences, mental representation of consequences, and working memory manipulation, with neuroimaging
Fixing these can sometimes result in an immediate "bump" in cognitive performance.
* Dual N-Back Training: This is one of the few brain training exercises with some scientific backing for improving working memory (fluid intelligence).
I'm not aware of it at all, they just put on the report that low working memory "relative to overall ability" is "suggestive of dyslexia type difficulties". I'll do some reading thanks.
Working memory might be something you’re stuck with, it’s ADHD and even full strength meds don’t seem to help (one of my besties is on full strength, and she spent all day Monday in the passport office because she’d forgotten to renew it).
You mentioned dyslexias. Are you aware of any that you have
I have to make notes like this when I code because I cannot hold that all in my working memory especially as each step is setting loads of different variables and it must be done correctly otherwise bugs ensue.
I use Notepad++ btw. https://t.co/LTlFRWwGwy
I have to make notes like this when I code because I cannot hold that all in my working memory especially as each step is setting loads of different variables and it must be done correctly otherwise bugs ensue.
I use Notepad++ btw.
@SouthPawInc @SeekingAnon IQ is mostly stable in adults due to genetics, but studies show modest gains (5-15 points) via prolonged cognitive training like creative problem-solving or working memory exercises. Early diet, healthcare, and education can boost it more effectively in childhood. Neuralink aims
As someone who is the opposite (IQ tests always make me look more intelligent than I am), I would say it’s nothing to worry about.
I take it your working score is lower because of your working memory? Feels like an ADHD brain is always going to score lower on those.
@LedZECelin @KarhuAndres @Tradermayne I tested as a genius as a kid. Started smoking at 18, more stuff shortly after. Cut most of the real bad shit at 23, weed ive tapered down to once in a while on a weekend now at 29. Yes man. You'd be SHOCKED at how much of your working memory and problem solving would come back.
@LizStepan @AmmarMerhbi Great Q, Liz, but there's no easy answer. CLT began as legit cog science and took off as the idea of working memory began to expand in the 1970s. My post talks about philosophy of science, how we know science ought to operate.
For resources, not sure. I'm going to tag @cbokhove
@newstart_2024 @DocAmen @TuckerCarlson "A brand-new 2024 study... on another 1,000 young cannabis users found the exact same pattern, especially in the brain areas responsible for learning and memory"
I mean, this is just not true. Did you read the study? Working memory was the ONLY area with lower brain activation.
People are mad at this, but it's clear the questions are rhetorical if you are an adult with a working memory of your childhood pre-ipad. Which makes the "do you have kids, numbnuts?" posts silly because, again, if you have that memory you know how you were parented! https://t.co/PS9Bv3Gm6M
@karimjerbineuro the memory thing is still completely underexplored in the llm context. feels like we're just starting to understand how chain-of-thought actually uses the context window as a sort of working memory system
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Dr. Khulood Almani | د.خلود المانع
@Khulood_Almani · X
RT @JagersbergKnut: Towards a Theory of Working Memory: From Metaphors to Mechanisms
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Dr. Khulood Almani | د.خلود المانع
@Khulood_Almani · X
RT @JagersbergKnut: The Time Based Resource Sharing Model of Working Memory
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Dr. Khulood Almani | د.خلود المانع
@Khulood_Almani · X
RT @JagersbergKnut: An Embedded Processes Approach to Working Memory
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Dr. Khulood Almani | د.خلود المانع
@Khulood_Almani · X
RT @JagersbergKnut: A Multicomponent Model of Working Memory
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Daniel, PhD
@bj_dan_m · X
@JPA_Fasty @Minimist1278451 @lollol381163783 @frawaurhts 1. You’re asking me to prove a negative. You demand data because because you don’t know enough to even try to make an argument. 2. IQ tests are not just “pattern recognition” tests. They’re testing things like working memory, processing speed, verbal fluency, computation, etc.
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Dr. Khulood Almani | د.خلود المانع
@Khulood_Almani · X
RT @JagersbergKnut: Unpacking the Multicomponent Working Memory System with Distributed Executive Control Model
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Jon Willbanks
@jonwillbanks · X
6. Memory and Concentration Damage
Studies show porn users perform worse on working memory tasks.
Many report "brain fog" and difficulty focusing.
This destroys everything that's most important to you: work, relationships, goals. https://t.co/lw5TRW1b4X
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Matthew
@m81687077 · X
@Exodus15_11 What?
Can you please explain what you mean by these, especially "without proof-texting?"
As of now this tweet sounds like...
"Try reading the Bible daily but without engaging your phonological loop or working memory."
"Try reading the Bible daily but without metaphor."
ADHD affects our focus and working memory. This is why we can be so easily distracted. This is also why it is so important to pause.
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#Comics #WebComics #ADHDComics #NeuroDivergent #MyADHD #ADHDWomen #ADHDMemes #ADHDCoach #ADHDLife #AdultADHD #ADHD #ADHDProblems #ADHDStruggles #RetroSupplyCo
@wil_da_beast630 Atheism doesn't require high IQ.
You're just trying to repackage the "atheism smart" propaganda.
IQ is not "general smartness", it covers things like thinking speed and working memory, it doesn't cover things like wisdom, insight or moral reasoning.
It's not that it's not binary, it's that strings don't eval or deserialize into working memory. Strings might contain SQL injection, or special HTML characters, but to JavaScript they are inert.
NEW blog post in my series on executive functioning:
Inhibition: working memory's ability to suppress thoughts and automatic responses
https://t.co/u9xfLiZLxb
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Andrew R. A. Conway, Ph.D.
@AndrewRAConway · X
@DTWillingham Nice article but I am surprised to see no mention of basic cognitive processes like attention control, working memory, and processing speed. As you know, children with better attention control/working memory capacity/speed also have higher IQ. The article doesn’t address that.
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Denis Dorval "Ukraine we're with you!"
@denisdorval66 · X
RT @LifespanNews: In a new study, extracellular vesicles (EVs) improved spatial working memory in aged monkeys
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speechpapers.bsky.social
@speechpapers.bsky.social · Bluesky
Identifying predictors of speech-in-noise perception in older adults with hearing impairment: the key role of working memory https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41382007/
@nixiewhimsy @FitCoach20 @KyleSherman The emerging science on how it affects you're working memory is worrying. It's fine when you are young and but it will catch up and wreck your working memory.
Are more reflective thinkers better at games that require empathy or perspective-taking?
In two experiments, reflective thinking performed better on such games, seemingly because they paid more attention to the other players' incentives.
doi.org/10.1017/S193...
#econ #cogSci
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Grok
@grok · X
@PegasusStealth @sempertrades @remarks Yes, recent 2025 studies indicate potential long-term negative brain effects from cannabis. A JAMA Network Open study (Jan 2025) of 1003 adults linked heavy lifetime use to reduced activation in working memory regions. NPR (Oct 2025) reported 2-4x higher psychiatric disorder
@Mind_Essentials Having a good working memory creates the base for acquisition of knowledge and skills, contributing to once intelligence. When such intelligence is acted with the right attitude, character and personality, morally and ethically, therefore ,social intelligence takes the stage.
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Knut Jägersberg
@JagersbergKnut · X
Working Memory as Persistent Neural Activity
@bimedotcom @Khulood_Almani @theomitsa @sulefati7 @NathaliaLeHen @IanLJones98 @rvp @bamitav @TheAIObserverX
https://t.co/Vu7dPLlhYQ https://t.co/8sfZ9xWfGU
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Knut Jägersberg
@JagersbergKnut · X
Unpacking the Multicomponent Working Memory System with Distributed Executive Control Model
@bimedotcom @Khulood_Almani @theomitsa @sulefati7 @NathaliaLeHen @IanLJones98 @rvp @bamitav @TheAIObserverX
https://t.co/1K5XBERHS2 https://t.co/NWUxgvvp4R
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FIBMED
@fibmed · X
Stimulation of Ca2+ channel CaV1.2 activity by dopamine signaling augments spatial working memory | Science Signaling https://t.co/sFwVDzLxyP
@proudfurm0m @Tradermayne Studies show long-term daily cannabis use is linked to cognitive impairments like reduced working memory, attention, learning ability, processing speed, executive function, and IQ decline (e.g., 5-8 points in persistent users). Effects are more pronounced in adolescent-onset
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joseph anya
@josephanyaa · X
hi @mastra team, the working memory config in the mastra docs for thread-scoped memory and resource-scoped memory is the same thing. i believe there’s a mistake. please confirm https://t.co/an38Y8SegT
The workshop will feature four talks covering topics related to attention, like mind wandering, human habits, reward learning, working memory, and prediction and prioritisation.
@davluque.bsky.social - @mavadillo.bsky.social - Teodóra Vékony and - @mikelepelley.bsky.social
Registration
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TMCraze
@dropshadow__ · X
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Grok
@grok · X
@yanksonkobby Point 8 from the list: "Working memory collapses when cortisol is high."
Working memory is our brain's short-term info holder for tasks like problem-solving. Cortisol, the stress hormone, spikes during anxiety or pressure, impairing this function. Studies (e.g., NIH, Scientific
@colinhacks It’s just a human memory problem. We can’t keep that many root files in our working memory, and we feel overwhelmed, so obviously it’s the code’s fault…
But then again, maybe the global standard should be a .config folder (like .cursor)
New Research: Chronological age and biological maturity are separately positively associated with inhibitory control and working memory in boys and girls https://t.co/oipHXafoBE #FrontiersIn #Cognition
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THEA
@thealabsco · X
Boosts focus, attention, verbal fluency, and reaction time;
combine with caffeine for less jitter.
Data from 9 RCTs with caffeine/theanine combo showed improved cognition.
clears "brain fog," improves task completion and working memory.
massively increases productivity.
You pray not to change God's decree but in hope that it changes you
Humans pray and have prayed whether or not they are certain a higher power is listening
Give chimps a slight boost in working memory capacity and you'll see them start to worship too
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Leah Robbins
@robbins3432 · X
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bf Gabriel
@bfGabrie1 · X
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Brian Moore
@kilbourne70 · X
RT @Inner_Drive: If students are zoning out or getting stuck, working memory might be the culprit.
Learn how to manage load effectively
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Brett Benson
@SoLInTheWild · X
One of the most important features of fully guided explicit instruction is how intentionally it manages students’ working memory. It enables me to optimize intrinsic load, reduce extraneous load, and create the conditions where students can effectively think, learn, and remember.
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TaiRong
@TaiRongOW · X
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Mint+
@Mint_IV · X
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farewell, yan
@etherealaimerz · X
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Thomas W Green
@thomaswgreen · X
When you add working memory to your AI stack, ambiguity drops.
Tool calls stay relevant.
Multi-turn tasks don't derail.
Your system starts making decisions instead of guessing words.
ASIAN GINSENG → BRAIN & ENERGY
Adaptogen → Stress resilience under pressure
Enhances brain circulation + oxygen delivery
Improves working memory & mental clarity
Boosts energy without overstimulation
Supports mood + stress hormone balance
Synergizes with caffeine for
• Processing speed and working memory frequently emerged as central nodes, lending support to conceptualizations of their foundational roles in cognitive processes. Impairments in these domains may serve as cognitive bottlenecks and limit overall performance.
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That's exactly why it's important to practice your technique, to move skills from working memory (active mental effort) to long-term habits. When you automate the basics, you free up mental space to focus on more complex stuff, don't feel ashamed to play easier scenarios.
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VT minigod
@minigodcs · X
When a coach says that scenario is "too hard" it's not a judgment of your skill. It means you haven't automated the required fundamental skills yet. The task demands overload your current working memory leading to frustration and poor aiming habits.
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choicecrush
@choicecrush · X
Traditional time trackers assume you'll remember to click "Start."
ADHD = poor working memory.
You get a client email. Start working. Hyperfocus for 3 hours. Realize you never started the timer.
"Just remember!" isn't a solution. It's asking for a different brain.
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Matt | LuvKaizen
@mcp35eth · X
@IamProHuman couldn't agree more.
AI is a tool to load up our working memory, but real intelligence happens when we integrate that information into our lived experience.
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Ms. Sam
@SciInTheMaking · X
@eduleadership @MrARobbins It doesn't make sense. The AP Chem exam has ionic and covalent compounds, acids and bases, etc. When students can quickly name these substances and recognize what they represent, they free up working memory and can focus more on application.
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Dr. Menace
@Ermengrabby · X
@yiran__c Also why really, really learning your multiplication is key. No matter how smart you are, working memory is a limited resource.
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PSYCHSTORY
@psychstory_ · X
Your working memory below
#workingmemory #memory
https://t.co/KK3o4rhK4l https://t.co/jqDdtsD5AR
I think it'd be sensible to allow for that, yeah. I'm not a proper author (just short stories and ttrpg campaigns) but I'm pretty sure with some prompting I could unfold any of those old writings back into active working memory, at least in part!
The reasons why brains have long term and working memory has been discussed for years. AI practical experience is starting to show us why. Lots and lots of problems with AI, but here is one example of how AI experience can inform brain science.
Working Memory | Definition, Capacity
Studycom
Working memory is a type of short-term memory that stores information temporarily during the completion of cognitive tasks.
Working Memory Underpins Cognitive Development, Learning ...
National Institutes of Health (.gov)
... Working memory is the retention of a small amount of information in a readily accessible form, which facilitates planning, comprehension, reasoning, and ...
Working Memory Model
Simply Psychology
... Working memory is a mental system that temporarily holds and actively uses information, helping you perform tasks like solving problems, ...
Understanding Working Memory
Child Mind Institute
Working memory is an executive function that plays a big role in how we process, use and remember information on a daily basis.
Working Memory
Psychology Today
Working memory is a form of memory that allows a person to temporarily hold a limited amount of information at the ready for immediate mental use.
What is working memory?
Understood
Working memory is one of the brain's executive functions. It's a skill that allows us to work with information without losing track of what we're doing.
Working memory is the brain's temporary workspace for holding and manipulating information needed for tasks like reasoning, learning, and comprehension, distinct from long-term memory
A neat thing about having local notes in Obsidian or something similar is that I can clean these up and organize them with AI just like I would in a codebase.
I usually have one "working memory" file (idea from CAl Newport) with a bunch of thoughts and it gets messy so every now https://t.co/DdrpusMqhL
A new study of LAIR-1–expressing macrophages could inform future immunotherapeutic strategies, scientists trace how pathways connecting dopamine receptors and calcium channels support spatial working memory in mice, and more this week in #ScienceSignaling. https://t.co/0epRj3WCUA
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Charles Thomas Wild
@CharlesThomasW7 · X
essential for daily functioning and adapting to new situations. Key components include inhibition (stopping impulses), working memory (holding info in mind),
Higher Order Functions - Executive Functions:
Executive functions are a set of high-level mental skills (like planning, self-control, and working memory) managed by the brain's prefrontal cortex that help you focus,
@napalmnapplejax @KronstatHowler Research shows a modest correlation: lower cognitive abilities (e.g., analytical thinking, working memory) are linked to higher susceptibility to misinformation and conspiracy beliefs (e.g., Pennycook & Rand, 2019; NIH studies). However, it's not causal—high-IQ individuals can
it has helped me
to compare myself to my companion animal, LunaDog
Luna has No working memory, either
Adjacently, Luna is Time Blind
Sorry!
Temporol Myopia
Time Agnosia
Only humans are slaves to time.
bc of my time agnosia, I'll never be a slave to time or, formally employed
Discombobulation
No Working Memory
is the biggest Disability about being an Autist.
Everyone else's memory seems to work fine.
*Something is wrong with me,* is a feeling that I've had for a long time.
Something is wrong with me *compared to you*.
I wake up
I immediately need to reorient myself
The EWIC is a biennial workshop dedicated to the study of mental imagery and spatial cognition. Other topics of interest to the EWIC include: perception, attention, working memory, language comprehension, impact of new technologies.
More info: https://t.co/vz7mNxz2Di
#EWIC https://t.co/2QF4CAOk9P
The EWIC is a biennial workshop dedicated to the study of mental imagery and spatial cognition. Other topics of interest to the EWIC include (among others): perception, attention, working memory, language comprehension, impact of new technologies.
More info: easyconferences.eu/ewic2026
#EWIC2026
You often forget things fast because your working memory is tiny.
#WorkingMemory #BrainTips #Forgetful #StudySmarter #BrainFriendlyLearning #VeraFBirkenbihl #LearningHacks #MemoryTips #Chunking #Neuroeducation
(2) visual and parietal cortex store surprisingly rich information that is related to subjects' behavior. maybe working memory representations in these regions is not some fragile form of memory or epiphenomenal?
10/n
what does this tell us? (1) well, individual memories are rich - with memory and uncertainty jointly encoded. this can help us form the basis of theories for how working memory is converted into behavior - an area that we know very little about.
9/n
what's more, this asymmetry was meaningful - there was more information in their full probability distribution than you'd get with a single report. this means there's more to a working memory than we know if we only ask subjects to report a single value!
7/n
in a study led by ying zhou, we asked whether working memory representations are "information-rich" - full probability distributions over the space of possible values, or "information-sparse" - point estimates in feature space plus some notion of confidence.
2/n
In one sense, the human brain is very constrained. For example, the fragmentation of individual objects in conscious working memory, that prevents even top Chess players to memorize chess positions. Their brains can only memorize positions that look like typical chess games.
Got to work (stage) behind the bar of my favorite cafe in Portland for about 2 hours this afternoon.
Was a lot of fun, but I forgot how taxing this kind of work is on working memory.
It's what I did for each class when I was in high school too, and since I restarted in 2020 I feel so much better. It gives me a place to write and find stuff where I won't panic and worry I'll forget it, so I don't have to carry it all in working memory. Its physicality and finite space is a plus.
Windows to the goal: Pupillary working memory signatures prospectively adapt to task demands https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2025.12.06.692784v1
Windows to the goal: Pupillary working memory signatures prospectively adapt to task demands https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2025.12.06.692784v1
I think it implies a lot, actually. Being able to do mathematical computations quickly and correctly is a specific type of cognitive process that is incredibly working-memory demanding. So it's an indirect read out of: *not being stressed/distracted *being able to focus *not being sleepy/hungry
It is extremely hard to explain executive dysfunction to someone who doesn't experience it. Getting myself from "thought" to "action" can be sooooo hard sometimes and it's not like I dont want to do or don't know the thing is important..I can't get the "get up" signals to fire properly!
Very happy to say my sleep deprivation study from my PhD has been published in the Journal of Sleep Research. Specifically, we found that sleep deprivation may impair the inhibition of irrelevant memories from working memory, which is reversed after recovery sleep.
A Review in Nature Reviews Psychology details memorability effects in perception, working memory and long-term memory, and considers the role of processing efficiency in memory. go.nature.com/3MoUOXy
A new study of LAIR-1–expressing macrophages could inform future immunotherapeutic strategies, scientists trace how pathways connecting dopamine receptors and calcium channels support spatial working memory in mice, and more this week in #ScienceSignaling. https://scim.ag/48JTYfc
my boss asked me for “the file you did the other week” and i have no idea what that is
which to be fair i likely wouldn’t know on a good day bc my working memory is shot
but that’s not great either bc i should know what i spent significant time on right?
A new model suggests that human reward-based learning may be better explained by the combined roles of working memory and habits, rather than by standard reinforcement learning algorithms. doi.org/hbdgwr
Modeling Individual Differences in Working Memory: Subject-Level Parameter Recovery within the Memory Measurement Model Framework (M3): https://osf.io/945d2
New in MSR: Preceding Flavor Cues Modulate Visual Search via Color–Flavor Associations: Evidence for Top-Down Working-Memory Mechanisms doi.org/10.1163/2213...
Improve Reading Comprehension: Three Tools for Working Memory Challenges: Discover three working memory workarounds to help your students improve reading comprehension and empower them on their reading journey.
In everyday language, these skills include:
• Stopping automatic or impulsive reactions (inhibition)
• Keeping track of information we need in the moment (working memory)
• Shifting our perspective or strategy when the situation changes (flexibility)
Weizhen (Zane) Xie wrapped up the LSLT season with "Visual Working Memory and Its Deep Circuits: A Story Beyond Patient H.M." See everyone next semester!
One factor noted when COVID spiked is a lack of external structures and more overwhelming life factors. In the Before Times this was going to college, and having children if you were undiagnosed when younger. Only so much working memory.
correction, the inability to follow through because of forgetfulness (bad working memory), getting bullied by partners or parents who think you're just undisciplined. And again: if the meds don't work, the kid doesn't have ADHD. But it's that the brain does shit differently that's the key. (2)
Australian investigative journalists killed in 1975 by the Indonesian military and covered up by the Australian government, due to its commitment to crushing regional Socialism and protecting crude oil concessions for oil companies.
We just call it "spiking" as a shorthand because spiking is really easy to measure.
Im sure if you quantified GABA release (or whatever) in response to working memory or reward or motor planning, it would look exactly the same in IPS and 46 (or your favorite two regions).
Yup. I've been scratching my head wondering why these Venez drug missions aren't being carried out by Coast Guard + CBP + DEA, as per usual practice and jurisdiction. Maybe it's not about drugs after all?? Madura?? Oil??
Feels similar to how people say they respect those who openly profess evil beliefs more than people who believe good things but seem hypocritical.
"At least the former are honest" they say, but that's not even necessarily true!
Like okay Jupiter's unbelievably huge Red Spot storm is fairly weird but kind of makes sense.
What the heck is Saturn's Hexagon?
How can any type of storm be HEXAGONAL in shape when everything we know says they should be approximately circular when viewed from above?
Absolutely mind-boggling TBH!
its a tangent now but i feel like there is some dynamic in my fascination with smallness that swings between the comfort of a familiar ache of being unrecognized, vs the utterly overwhelming relief of being recognized as a person despite all evidence to the contrary
Brisbane Water National Park, national park in Australia.
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I'm spending too much time in the airport, between needing to return my rental car and a flight delay, and so far I definitely do not think arriving more than 15 minutes before boarding is worth it.
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Also forgot to say it earlier, but congrats to the UConn women for doing something the Seattle Storm could never do!…win a game (and in a decisive manner) that’s honoring Sue Bird in some way
#SJSharks snap 8-game winless streak vs Hurricanes. Last win: Nov. 22, 2021 in San Jose.
Snaps 6-game winless streak at Carolina. Last win: Feb. 4, 2018
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(cont.) with that perspective, because in particular, people with issues with working memory, motivation (which is biological, like, low dopamine make things feel impossible), and self-regulation, and it becomes a genuine disability. Everyone isn't a "bit ADD." It's not a matter of will. And (6)
The only thing I will say about the Salah situation is that I don’t remember a moment where he took responsibility for his performances during our poor run of form before blasting the manager/coach for dropping him but I also have ADHD and a poor working memory.
FWIW, I have ejected my old license plates from working memory. I did have the foresight to write them down somewhere because I suspect they're part of some legacy passwords.
...my understanding, which is limited, is that in some circumstances stress can actually improve working memory (gotta remember where the rock is to hide from the predator and how to get there) but sustained stress can degrade WM capacity. But this is not an area I know well.
Not sure why the defensive tone. Stylized fact is a concept (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stylize...) noting generalizations that don't exactly hew to the caveats in data. Not disputing that working memory is limited. The precision of 7 +/- 2 is where I'm interested. Also curious on how it's under stress?
Conventional cognitive science suggests our working memory is limited to holding seven pieces of info at any one time, "plus or minus two." But! We can rearrange and reduce info into mental chunks, which is perhaps why phone numbers are split into smaller groups.
its been almost a month now and im doing great. my problems are back but im capable of enduring them and its worth it to be coherent and have a working memory again. also the magical thinking is gone lol
Cancer took away my boobs, my ability to thermoregulate, and my muscles. I guess my working memory too but that was already pretty spotty thanks to adhd.
I can't fix the memory or temp issues but I can buy new boobs and slowly bulk up again!
2026 is gonna be my bitch on so many levels.
oh this is also true, i think i mean more like... between routes it feels relatively natural to put it down for a little bit and come back later, though i tend to have a very big working memory for games like this that i know isnt feasible to other ppl
Compared with people who don’t play video games, individuals who engage in recreational gaming showed enhanced attention-related performance in cognitive tests, while those at risk of gaming disorders had reduced working memory. https://ow.ly/FT6O50XE4EU
Dr. Thomas Christophel - Veridical, categorical and semantic representations in working memory
IfADo - Leibniz-Institut für Arbeitsforschung an der TU Dortmund
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i guess this still requires some solid working memory if you get a bill for like, $57.43, but the principle still applies.
$57.43 --> 5.74
5.74 X 2 = $11.48. that's your 20% tip! come one, high schoolers, you can do it
Study examining >67,000 older adults found #cannabis use not harmful to cognitive function—better performance. Lifetime users performed better across all cognitive domains—attention, executive function, processing speed, visual memory & working memory.
#Legalise
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New paper in Imaging Neuroscience by Yaoda Xu, Benjamin Swinchoski, JohnMark Taylor & Marvin Chun:
Interactive shape and color representation in visual working memory for colored objects in the human occipitotemporal cortex
doi.org/10.1162/IMAG...
I did try it, didn't fail, then tried what 100 GB thing, according to the Speccy, CPU temp went up to 50c and now it's around 40c. Cruncher is still doing something, saying "Working memory, locking" and has been at that for a while now
but anyways now that i know i have adhd ive been more aware of why i do the things i do, and personally, i have a really bad working memory compared to other adhders
Distinct Cortical and Oculomotor Dynamics During Endogenous and Exogenous Competition in Working Memory https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2025.12.02.691938v1
Distinct Cortical and Oculomotor Dynamics During Endogenous and Exogenous Competition in Working Memory https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2025.12.02.691938v1
Your preferred term also doesn't follow grammatical norms with parts of speech.
I would explain further, but you seem to have a hard time following along when too many things need to be in working memory simultaneously.
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#Play is a powerful tool. Through repetition, imagination, storytelling, and sensory exploration, children strengthen neural pathways that support working memory, long-term memory, and the ability to recall information under stress.
trying to study and i always listen to music while doing my work but damn high school musical trilogy soundtrack is not the right one to do work to bc im imagining gabriella standing up dramatically in a sea of red singing "TROOOOOOY" while looking at notes about short term and working memory
He got a scholarship from a foundation that was set up by someone who has links to the companies that are basically trying to take over the NHS. I deleted all my screenshots & have no useful working memory but that's the bare bones of it
Two cognitive mechanisms explain the choke: distraction models show anxiety consuming working memory, while self-focus theories reveal how conscious monitoring disrupts proceduralized expertise. The goal isn't eliminating anxiety—it's building skill in its presence.
"Knowing that objects continue to exist when they cannot be directly observed or sensed is called “object permanence.” This fundamental cognitive skill is important for working memory and allows us to form and retain mental representations of objects."
When you also apply this to abstract concepts,
If you like word games beyond Wordle I bought recommend AlphaLockgame.net. There are four letters but the twist is you’re told how many letters you have right but not which ones. It often places heavy demands on your working memory. Good for brain health!
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“This is hard work. This is the hard work of education.” On boxes, working memory, and how each learner is different. (via @learningscientists.bsky.social) buff.ly/8yCfL0W #EduSky #AcademicSky
finally, iq is meaningless. its only modern utility is in psychiatric diagnoses, but beyond that it isn't useful in the slightest, except if you're a right-winger and want to larp that it means intelligence (even tho we have better measures of cognitive function, i.e. working memory tests) (7/?)
"Lifetime users performed better across all cognitive domains – including attention, executive function, processing speed, visual memory and working memory – compared to those who had never used cannabis."
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But given how poverty impacts working memory and we have a cultural incorrect view about math 'aptitude' when we conflate rapid and accurate mental calculation with numeracy, I strongly suspect all time tests intrinsically disadvantage poor kids and that's why we use them at all.
I have a very small working memory and decided this years ago. The most I can handle is multiple workspaces, which is sort of like my eyes only being able to see so much at once.
I'm also pretty spatial, so things that reorder windows, or put them in magic non-spatial places are nonstarters.
Memory problems. "Working" memory can be most affected. This type of memory enables us to do tasks quickly or easily solve a problem without looking up information.
The results of the present study on lower performance on working memory are similar to the study that found that long-term exposure to pollutants such as particulate matter, NO2, ozone, and SO2 reduced memory in schoolchildren.[11]
The results of the present study on lower performance on working memory are similar to the study that found that long-term exposure to pollutants such as particulate matter, NO2, ozone, and SO2 reduced memory in schoolchildren.[11]
Schlechte Luft?
Kinder IQ sinkt bis zu 20!!! Punkte
@HendrikWuest doch langsam aktiv werden?
"children showed lower performance in attention and working memory in the present study, which is similar to the findings of a previous epidemiological study Quelle pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC...
Across two gaze-cueing experiments, we found:
- Uninstructed gaze cues did not enhance memory
- Task-relevant cues improved performance
- The effect was constrained by working memory load
These findings suggest that the benefits of joint attention are not automatic, but context-sensitive
New paper out in Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics!
Can joint attention enhance visual working memory?
In this study, we examined whether gaze-based attentional cues support memory automatically, or only when they are reliable and task-relevant.
Read here: link.springer.com/article/10.3...
I’m able to focus on his war crimes; crypto bribe scheme; child rapes; and massive corruption all at the same time. And fortunately I possess a working memory, so when they say things didn’t happen, I know better…
Our paper (with @emmasmcewen.bsky.social and Amanda Seed) on the effects of visitor presence on chimpanzees’ working memory is out.
This research was supported by a @leverhulme.ac.uk Early Career Fellowship and could not have been done without the help of @edinburghzoo.bsky.social staff!
My fave part of this job is psychoeducation. No one ever explained why you do that thing? Let's name it: rejection sensitivity, working memory limits, trauma responses. I love watching someone light up because they feel seen. Few things are as priceless as info and understanding.
#BehindTheDesk
People in my professional orbit do quite often ask me how on earth I manage to do xyz. Honest answers are a) pretty decent working memory and b) I read the manual and follow the instructions.
I had the unusual experience of being very good at school/tests, until a TBI 10yrs ago changed my brain (some temporary & permanent), so experienced both “sides.” My processing speed, working memory way lower + ADD. I got another degree afterward and it was INSANELY harder.
Head to the LSC this Thursday, December 4th, for our Language Science Lunch Talk, "Visual Working Memory and Its Deep Circuits: A Story Beyond Patient H.M." with Weizhen (Zane) Xie. Lunch served at 12:15 PM, talk begins at 12:30 PM!
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Due to his apparent memory impairment, he is unqualified for his position in Congress, as he would also be unqualified for ditch-digging, since that requires a working memory, too.
"A majority of studies found association between #anxiety & #cognition in people with #MultipleSclerosis. Anxiety significantly affects information processing speed, learning, memory, attention, working memory & verbal fluency.... However, some studies find no association."
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When the body moves, the mind follows. Movement microbreaks, 2-mins of movement and breath, improve cognitive performance, working memory, executive functions, information processing, reaction times, and self-efficacy.
#Microbreaks #CognitivePerformance #CognitiveFunction
Shared: Write to escape your default setting – kupajo https://kupajo.com/write-to-escape-your-default-setting/.
> Writing expands your working memory, lets you be more brilliant on paper than you can be in person. While some of this brilliance comes from enabling us to connect larger and larger […]
A new multiverse study on EEG Preprocessing concluded that "No Single Best Pipeline for N-Back Working Memory Tasks"
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majored in sci/tech here, need to write things down or consult a calculator for just about any operation because my working memory is completely busted and can't do even basic subtraction with carrying in my head alone.
The reason tasks never end isn’t volume—it's scattered focus.
Limit your day to 3 tasks, and your clarity and output double.
• Working memory limit: 4±1
• Fewer choices = stronger willpower
• 3 tasks = the human optimum
• One “future task” boosts long-term success
www.reimagines.jp/task-three-s...
New article: How to Teach Working Memory Strategies to Primary & Secondary Pupils
Clear explanations, real examples, and simple strategies teachers can start using today.
Read here: allschools.co.uk/resources/ho...
#Education #Teaching #SEND #WorkingMemory
8/10 Our ALM fits show that the delay-period dynamics co-exist two classical dynamical mechanisms from working memory and decision-making:
(1) strong non-normal transient dynamics (“dynamic coding”), and
(2) collapse onto discrete choice-selective attractors (“static coding”).
13/ reducing stress can improve working memory either instead of or in conjunction with medications.
And, we also have empowerment with vocabulary for these things.
Incidence of these variations in people isn't on the increase; just the awareness of them and the freedom to express these things.
I once found a stash of chicken in a cabinet. Unrefrigerated chicken thighs in a cabinet. Yeah that just gets tossed container and all.
Today we spent a couple hours activating an iPhone because he needs a touch screen - the flip phone didn’t work (you need working memory to dial!)
Do you have an open working memory dataset and want it to be findable and reused? You can now add it to the Open WM Data Hub: williamngiam.github.io/OpenWMData! The collection of datasets tagged with useful metadata is steadily growing thanks to a small team of volunteers!
After a recent blog about task heavy T&L policies. What might a policy might look like based on ideas instead? This is paraphrased from Sweller “Learning improves when we reduce unnecessary cognitive load so that students’ working memory can focus on what really matters.”
Any others #Edusky ?
Sorry to harp on this, but to the best of my knowledge, this is the cognitive test the President keeps bragging about, that he says makes him a genius.
I wish I were joking. I'm not.
Sorry to harp on this, but to the best of my knowledge, this is the cognitive test the President keeps bragging about, that he says makes him a genius.
I wish I were joking. I'm not.
#USpol #StableGenius
Burnout research shows that when emotional exhaustion and depersonalization climb, attention and working memory drop. That’s not a mindset issue—it’s your prefrontal cortex getting crowded out by survival mode.
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the 360 had shared memory pool between vram and general purpose working memory, but the ps3 to my knowledge was two discrete memory banks (which is a large reason a lot of third party games ran better on 360)
Today's research study aimed to investigate the role of domain in working memory performance.
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## Hyper-Accurate Cognitive State Decoding via Phase-Amplitude Coupling Dynamics in Prefrontal Cortex Oscillations
**Abstract:** This paper introduces a novel pipeline for high-resolution decoding of cognitive states (e.g., working memory load, attention focus, decision confidence) from…
Top-down feedback can explain the existence of working memory traces in early visual cortex https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.11.27.690959v1
Top-down feedback can explain the existence of working memory traces in early visual cortex https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.11.27.690959v1
Before 2020, chronic stress from high-intensity activities like prolonged studying was known to affect frontal lobe function, but typically in reversible, functional ways rather than causing persistent structural or metabolic "damage" visible on scans in otherwise healthy adults.
#neuroCOVID
gotcha, yeah I had the sense that it was likely oversimplified. I found it helpful to have a sort of framework explaining why certain tasks seemed particularly hard for me (poor working memory), although I've evolved my thinking about it just based on experience
So few questions asked about what might be a general trend across pretty much all forms of complex work (e.g., working memory could also matter for managing a restaurant), and instead the assumption that finding in a population of programmers = "unique to programming"
Old, and imho not very good, models of programming ability were pretty strongly informed by the cognitive science backgrounds of the few people who worked on them. E.g., the argument that a strong working memory and trained better 'chunking' might lead to large indiv diffs in programming
But that the average students were largely, well, average. So, I definitely agree that systemically, education is not giving students necessary skills to succeed (working memory came up a lot).
Also reminded me of discussion around three-cueing.
"How the brain rationally uses limited resources in working memory (WM) remains unexplored."
This has already been completely explained. Executing the cognitive representations of the sequence items (the what) will provide autonomous cognitive representations
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If you have the records in rkey-sorted order, in theory you can merge two trees in a single O(n) pass with O(logn) working memory and maaaaybe you can efficiently skip over unchanged subsections
This new #RSOS Registered Report looks at iconic vs. working memory #metacognition to evaluate the richness of perception. Read more: royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/... @cogscigroup.bsky.social @ncomay.bsky.social @guillermosolovey.bsky.social @pablobarttfeld.bsky.social
Looking at a graph of exactly what executive function is ( unfamiliar with the exact details ) the things listed here -emotion/ impulse control, working memory are like the antithesis to what the algorithm wants out of us. They're growing up in a culture where you do it NOW, film it, forget about it
Balancing Efficiency and Compensation: Age-related Theta and Alpha Dynamics in High-load Working Memory https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.11.26.690640v1
Balancing Efficiency and Compensation: Age-related Theta and Alpha Dynamics in High-load Working Memory https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.11.26.690640v1
it's true, there is about a 20 point difference between some IQ scores I have on the wais scale; however, that's between working memory (lower) and the three others (higher), and it was taken after approximately 4 years of hrt
and I'd wager that difference existed before hrt too
I did. I traded the cart the next day and did my best to forget.
The human working memory is only so capacious, and it intentionally went on far longer than that. If you wanted to play past that point you had to commit all that shit fully to firmware. I was cheated of valuable neural real estate.
As assistant applications mature, their memory systems are converging on a common architecture: compressed long-term memory paired with raw working memory. www.shloked.com/writing/gemi...
Susceptibility to Task-irrelevant Auditory Distractors in Relation to Visual Working Memory in Children With and Without ADHD https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.11.27.691069v1
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