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        <author>Hassin</author>
        <author>Bargh</author>
        <author>Engell</author>
        <author>McCulloch</author>
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          <title>Implicit working memory</title>
          <date>2009</date>
          <publisher>Consciousness and cognition</publisher>
          <idno type="DOI">10.1016/j.concog.2009.04.003</idno>
          
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        <label>whether the active components of working memory can operate without intention and outside conscious awareness</label>
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        <label>can working memory operate implicitly, given that every existing WM task presupposes that it cannot</label>
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        <label>shows across five studies that patterns are extracted, maintained and used to bias responding without intention or awareness, and argues the field&#x27;s view of working memory must widen to include an implicit mode</label>
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        <term>Incidental extraction of the pattern generates an anticipation of the next disk&#x27;s location, which speeds responses when the anticipation is correct and slows them when it is violated</term>
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        <term>Conscious, intentional search for patterns produces frequent failures on the pattern-less majority of sets, and those failures interfere with the implicit extraction process</term>
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        <term>Discovering a pattern itself imposes a brief processing cost - an implicit &#x27;aha&#x27; - that partly cancels the speedup it produces</term>
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        <label>the field&#x27;s instruments are read as evidence about the field: every standard WM task is explicit, so the tasks record what researchers believe rather than test it</label>
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        <label>the question cannot be asked with the existing instruments because they presuppose its answer, so the paradigm has to be built before the experiment can exist</label>
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        <label>a functional definition is adopted deliberately, so that whether the new task counts as a working memory task is settled by what it requires rather than by precedent</label>
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        <label>the design forecloses statistical learning by construction: pattern-following and pattern-breaking endings are equiprobable, so learning history predicts chance on the critical disk</label>
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        <label>the first block is analysed separately as the empirical version of the same argument, since each pattern has appeared only once and there is nothing yet to have learned</label>
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        <label>awareness is attacked from four directions rather than one — open debriefing, immediate reconstruction, forced-choice recognition, and a correlation between reconstructed and actual moves</label>
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        <label>in the fourth study awareness is manipulated instead of measured, which converts a null result about awareness into a predicted dissociation</label>
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        <label>the excluded participants are turned into a test: if awareness drove the effect it should be larger in those who noticed the patterns, and it is smaller</label>
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        <label>a self-undermining fact — that every finite sequence follows some rule — is stated and then shown to bias the study against its own hypothesis</label>
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        <label>the alternative account is not tested but reasoned through: imagine long-term memory doing this task, and it turns out to need the very operations attributed to working memory</label>
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        <label>stimulus position is jittered specifically to block a strategy that would let attention narrow to the local level and bypass the global stimulus</label>
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        <label>the fifth study changes the material from spatial to algebraic so the claim rests on the function rather than on the modality</label>
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        <note>what this limits: the aware-versus-unaware comparison: GIVEN THESE HUGE DIFFERENCES IN NUMBERS WE CANNOT DIRECTLY COMPARE THE EFFECTS USING AN ANOVA</note>
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        <label>The proposed implicit &quot;aha&quot; account of the asymmetry between speedup and slowdown is speculative.</label>
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        <label>the excluded-participant analysis is conceded to be informal, compared by effect size because the group sizes forbid a test</label>
        <note>what this limits: the same scope as limitations[2], with what was done instead: HENCE, WE USE AS HEURISTICS THE ACTUAL SIZE OF THE EFFECT IN MILLISECONDS AND EFFECT SIZES</note>
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        <label>the predicted pattern is asymmetric in a way the hypothesis did not anticipate: the slowdown is reliable and the speedup mostly is not</label>
        <note>what this limits: which comparison held in which study: THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BROKEN PATTERN AND CONTROL SETS WERE SIGNIFICANT IN THREE STUDIES (1, 2, &amp; 3), AND MARGINALLY SIGNIFICANT IN ONE (4), while the Pattern-versus-control difference was significant in fewer</note>
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        <label>the explanation offered for that asymmetry is labelled speculation by the authors</label>
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        <label>establishing that anything is non-conscious is acknowledged as never fully achievable</label>
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        <label>block-level data exist for only two of the five studies because the analysis was thought of late</label>
        <note>what this limits: block-level analyses, and only two studies have them: THE IDEA TO EXAMINE THE EFFECTS OF PATTERNS IN THE FIRST BLOCK CAME PRETTY LATE IN THE PROJECT. HENCE, WE HAVE INFORMATION ABOUT BLOCKS ONLY IN EXPERIMENTS 1 AND 4</note>
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        <label>the compound stimulus — a large digit built from small characters — borrowed so the cover task can be about the components while the pattern lives in the whole</label>
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        <label>the finding that conscious search damages extraction of complex structure, imported as the prediction that an explicit version of the task will show no effect</label>
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        <label>extraction — deliberately left open to cover identification and recognition, because the argument needs only the operations, not the label</label>
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        <label>method: two purpose-built incidental paradigms — sequential disks forming spatial patterns, and sequential digits forming algebraic ones — with a perceptual cover task and four converging awareness checks</label>
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        <label>replicates → McKone (1995) verbal and Maljkovic &amp; Nakayama (1994) visual implicit short-term memory findings</label>
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        <label>Implicit condition —contrasted-with→ Explicit condition</label>
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        <label>ANOVA</label>
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        <label>repeated-measures ANOVA</label>
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        <label>t-test (planned comparisons)</label>
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        <label>correlation</label>
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        <label>interaction test in a mixed factorial design</label>
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        <label>partial η 2</label>
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        <label>within subjects’ ANOVA</label>
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        <label>Planned comparisons</label>
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        <label>MSE</label>
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        <label>mixed design</label>
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        <label>one tailed</label>
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        <label>correlation</label>
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        <label>Participants responded faster to the final disk of pattern-following sets than to pattern-breaking sets, with control sets in between, even though the patterns were irrelevant to their explicit task.</label>
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        <label>The pattern effect was already present in the very first block, which rules out gradual implicit learning as its source.</label>
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        <label>Judges could detect no awareness of the patterns in participants&#x27; immediate reconstructions of the last set they had seen.</label>
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        <label>Only 5 of the remaining 30 participants (20%) correctly recognized the last set.</label>
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        <label>The pattern effect appeared only when instructions kept the task incidental; telling participants to search for patterns abolished it.</label>
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        <label>The effect replicated conceptually with numeric (algebraic) rather than visuospatial patterns.</label>
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        <label>The effect is asymmetric: the slowdown on broken-pattern sets is more reliable than the speedup on pattern sets.</label>
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        <label>Participants excluded for reporting awareness showed a smaller, not larger, pattern effect than the unaware participants.</label>
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        <label>An accompanying fMRI analysis found right prefrontal activation for pattern relative to control sets.</label>
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        <label>responses to the last disk were faster after an intact pattern than after a broken one, with controls in between</label>
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        <label>the pattern effect was already highly significant in the first block</label>
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        <label>reconstruction correlations with the actual moves did not differ from zero, individually or on average</label>
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        <label>recognition of the last set was 5 of 30 (20%), exactly the chance rate</label>
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        <label>the effect held even when only participants who failed the recognition test were analysed</label>
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        <label>telling participants the patterns exist abolished the effect — a significant Instructions by Pattern interaction, with the effect present implicitly and absent explicitly</label>
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        <label>the effect replicated with algebraic patterns: fourth terms were answered faster in pattern than in broken-pattern sets</label>
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        <label>the participants excluded for being aware showed a SMALLER effect than those included — 17 ms against 31 ms, with effect size half again as large in the unaware group</label>
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        <label>there is both speedup and slowdown, with the slowdown after a broken pattern the stronger</label>
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        <label>the companion fMRI work found increased right prefrontal activation during pattern sets relative to controls</label>
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        <label>prior work found an implicit short-term memory component in visual popout lasting 15-30 s</label>
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        <label>in study 2 the pattern effect replicated with faster overall responding, 462 ms against 489 ms for broken patterns</label>
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        <label>working memory paradigm</label>
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        <label>subset hypothesis</label>
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        <label>active contents or processes</label>
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        <label>Pattern sets condition</label>
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        <label>implicit working memory</label>
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        <label>a working memory paradigm</label>
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        <label>Pattern sets</label>
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        <label>Broken Pattern</label>
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        <label>Control</label>
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        <label>lag 0</label>
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        <label>Random</label>
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        <label>reaction time</label>
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        <label>reaction time to the last disks</label>
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        <label>Pattern: Pattern, Broken Pattern, Control</label>
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        <label>Instructions: Implicit vs. Explicit</label>
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        <label>Block</label>
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        <label>awareness</label>
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        <label>M = 528 ms vs. M = 565 ms — mean reaction time to the last disk in Pattern versus Broken Pattern sets in Study 1</label>
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        <label>31 ms / 17 ms — size of the broken-pattern minus pattern RT difference for included (unaware) versus excluded (aware) participants</label>
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        <label>20% — proportion of participants who correctly recognized the last pattern set, exactly the chance rate in a 5-alternative test</label>
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        <label>24 (columns) by 18 (rows) — dimensions of the matrix into which the display screen was divided for disk locations</label>
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        <label>Twenty — number of participants in Study 1</label>
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        <label>partial η 2 = .40 — effect size of the Pattern factor within the Implicit instruction condition in Study 4</label>
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        <label>M = 547 ms, SD = 84 vs. M = 561 ms, SD = 82 — mean RT to the fourth term in Pattern versus Broken Pattern number sets in Study 5</label>
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        <label>24 by 18 — the matrix of columns and rows dividing the screen</label>
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        <label>five millimeters — disk diameter</label>
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        <label>sets of five — stimuli per set, demarcated by a 1500 ms fixation point</label>
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        <label>150 ms — interval between response and the next disk</label>
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        <label>10 patterns, 10 broken, 10 controls, 70 random — composition of each 100-set block</label>
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        <label>3.125 — average distance in matrix units between successive disks in experimental sets</label>
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        <label>528 vs 565 ms — Study 1 pattern against broken pattern reaction times</label>
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        <label>20% — recognition accuracy in the five-alternative test, exactly chance</label>
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        <label>31 ms vs 17 ms — the pattern effect in included (unaware) against excluded (aware) participants</label>
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        <label>partial η 2 = .20 and .14 — effect sizes for included against excluded participants</label>
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        <label>20 excluded, 79 included — participants across studies 1–4 in the awareness comparison</label>
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        <label>15–30 s — duration of Maljkovic&#x27;s implicit popout memory effect</label>
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        <label>∼140 ms at lag 0, asymptoting at approximately 50 ms at lag 4 — McKone&#x27;s short-term repetition priming component</label>
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      <span xml:id="t140" type="content_tags" ana="#content_tags.quantities[20]" resp="#tagger" cert="1.0">
        <label>200 ms / three SDs — the response-time exclusion window applied in every study</label>
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        <label>twenty — participants in Study 1</label>
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        <label>fifty-four — participants in Study 4, the implicit/explicit contrast</label>
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