Working Memory Capacity as a Dynamic Process

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RT @TPLTD: @olicav @karenvaites You may also find the Open Access article on this link (released in 2013) which challenges traditional view…

@olicav @karenvaites You may also find the Open Access article on this link (released in 2013) which challenges traditional views of working memory capacity: https://t.co/SBEGVuMbXV

@dylanwiliam @C_Hendrick @olicav @dperkinsed @cbokhove @ThoughtStretchr Not sure individual WMC is a stable as some suggest. Others offer a much more complex dynamic view: https://t.co/SBEGVuMbXV

@BF_Terrizzi Here is a paper where we talked about this in the context of estimating WM capacity https://t.co/sdeyaqLahP

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