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Fig 1.

A demonstration of two trials in the training task, each trial including the presentation of a task cue (indicating which task to perform), fixation and a target stimulus.

The current figure demonstrates a condition of N = 1, requiring participants to respond according to the task cue (panel A) or the target (panel B) presented in the previous trial (i.e., N = 1)

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Fig 2.

The mean level in each training session, calculated across participants.

Bars represent 95% confidence intervals [79].

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Table 1.

Group Differences in Transfer Measurements.

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Table 2.

Pre-Post Performance Measurements for the Training and Control Groups.

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Fig 3.

Mean RT (in ms) for the two measurement sessions (pre vs. post), the shape classification (i.e., arbitrary mapping) and the digit classification (i.e., non-arbitrary mapping) tasks.

Error bars reflect 95% confidence intervals [82].

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Fig 4.

Pre-post differences for the training and control groups in each of the three ex-Gaussian parameters, estimated for the arbitrary mapping choice reaction task (i.e., shape classification).

Error bars reflect 95% confidence intervals [82].

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Fig 5.

Group differences (training vs. control) in RT-means and the three ex-Gaussian parameters for each of the three tasks types performed in the follow-up session: simple reaction time and 2-alternative choice reaction with arbitrary mapping or with non-arbitrary mapping.

Results demonstrate that group differences were found in the arbitrary mapping condition and only in the τ parameter, which is in line with the hypothesis that these differences are related to working memory abilities. Error bars reflect confidence intervals [82].

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