Reposted by Hu Chuan-Peng is on paternity leave
Very happy to share our new work.
Do our eye movements reveal how we structure information in working memory?
We found that eye movements adapt to memory demands, shifting from sequential sampling during encoding to replay-like revisitation during maintenance.
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Eye movements reflect capacity-dependent organization of working memory
Human working memory is capacity-limited, requiring information to be actively organized to support efficient encoding and maintenance. This study shows that spontaneous eye movements track latent mem...