Unconscious priming shares a common resource pool with the manipulation subsystem.

ABSTRACT:

Background

Working memory can be subdivided into two relatively independent subordinate systems, the maintenance subsystem and the manipulation subsystem. Although the two subsystems are quite heterogeneous, research thus far has not adequately distinguished the resource pools of the two subsystems. Additionally, previous research on the relationship between working memory and unconscious priming is paradoxical. Different subsystems leading to different effects on unconscious priming might be the reason for the paradoxical research. Therefore, the current article aimed to distinguish the resource pools among two working-memory subsystems and to investigate the relationship between the two subsystems and unconscious priming.

Methods

To address these issues, a maintenance dual

SUBMITTER: Mao X 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9029430 | biostudies-literature | 2022

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature