Is the n-back task a valid neuropsychological measure for assessing working memory?¶
Miller, K. M. (2009). Is the n-back task a valid neuropsychological measure for assessing working memory?. Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology.
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- N-Back Task
- A 0-back condition often asks for a prespecified target and serves as a comparison block, but its fixed-target rule lacks the defining positive-lag comparison.
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- A 0-back condition often asks for a prespecified target and serves as a comparison block, but its fixed-target rule lacks the defining positive-lag comparison.
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