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Working Memory Training and Transfer in Older Adults by Richmond, Lauren L., Morrison, Alexandra B., Chein, Jason M., Olson, Ingrid R.

“…There has been a great deal of interest, both privately and commercially, in using working memory training exercises to improve general cognitive function…”
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Remembering to Prepare: The Benefits (and Costs) of High Working Memory Capacity by Richmond, Lauren L, Redick, Thomas S, Braver, Todd S

“…The dual mechanisms of control framework postulates that cognitive control can operate in 2 distinct modes: a "proactive" preparatory mode and a "reactive"…”
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Offloading items from memory: individual differences in cognitive offloading in a short-term memory task by Morrison, Alexandra B., Richmond, Lauren L.

“…Cognitive offloading refers to the act of reducing the mental processing requirements of a task through physical actions like writing down information or…”
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Take a load off: examining partial and complete cognitive offloading of medication information by Richmond, Lauren L., Kearley, Julia, Schwartz, Shawn T., Hargis, Mary B.

“…Although cognitive offloading, or the use of physical action to reduce internal cognitive demands, is a commonly used strategy in everyday life, relatively…”
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Shifting attention among working memory representations: Testing cue type, awareness, and strategic control by Berryhill, Marian E., Richmond, Lauren L., Shay, Cara S., Olson, Ingrid R.

“…It is well known that visual working memory (VWM) performance is modulated by attentional cues presented during encoding. Interestingly, retrospective cues…”
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Explainable automated evaluation of the clock drawing task for memory impairment screening by Handzlik, Dakota, Richmond, Lauren L., Skiena, Steven, Carr, Melissa A., Clouston, Sean A. P., Luft, Benjamin J.

“…Introduction The clock drawing task (CDT) is frequently used to aid in detecting cognitive impairment, but current scoring techniques are time‐consuming and…”
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Constructing Experience: Event Models from Perception to Action by Richmond, Lauren L., Zacks, Jeffrey M.

“…Mental representations of everyday experience are rich, structured, and multimodal. In this article we consider the adaptive pressures that led to human…”
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Transcranial direct current stimulation enhances verbal working memory training performance over time and near transfer outcomes by Richmond, Lauren L, Wolk, David, Chein, Jason, Olson, Ingrid R

“…Studies attempting to increase working memory (WM) capacity show promise in enhancing related cognitive functions but have also raised criticism in the broader…”
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Individual differences in autistic trait load in the general population predict visual working memory performance by Richmond, Lauren L., Thorpe, Melissa, Berryhill, Marian E., Klugman, Joshua, Olson, Ingrid R.

“…Prior studies have reported instances of both intact and impaired working memory (WM) performance in people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). In order to…”
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Just write it down: Similarity in the benefit from cognitive offloading in young and older adults by Burnett, Lois K., Richmond, Lauren L.

“…Past research conducted primarily in young adults has demonstrated the utility of cognitive offloading for benefitting performance of memory-based tasks,…”
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Episodic Memory Performance Modifies the Strength of the Age-Brain Structure Relationship by Richmond, Lauren L, Brackins, Timothy, Rajaram, Suparna

“…The bivariate relationships between brain structure, age, and episodic memory performance are well understood. Advancing age and poorer episodic memory…”
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Age‐related advantage for recall of complex naturalistic information following cognitive offloading by Burnett, Lois K., Richmond, Lauren L.

“…Previous work on cognitive offloading has found that young and older adults create and use external memory aids to boost performance on simple memory‐based…”
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Personal and Collective Mental Time Travel Across the Adult Lifespan During COVID-19 by Burnett, Lois K., Peña, Tori, Rajaram, Suparna, Richmond, Lauren L.

“…Older adults exhibit an age-related positivity effect, with more positivity for memories than young adults. Theoretical explanations attribute this phenomenon…”
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Virtual navigation in healthy aging: Activation during learning and deactivation during retrieval predicts successful memory for spatial locations by Richmond, Lauren L., Sargent, Jesse Q., Zacks, Jeffrey M.

“…Spatial navigation and spatial memory are two important skills for independent living, and are known to be compromised with age. Here, we investigate the…”
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Performance on the processing portion of complex working memory span tasks is related to working memory capacity estimates by Richmond, Lauren L., Burnett, Lois K., Morrison, Alexandra B., Ball, B. Hunter

“…Individual differences in working memory capacity (WMC) have long been known to relate to performance in domains outside of WM, including attentional control,…”
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No Evidence for Chunking in Spatial Memory of Route Experience by Sargent, Jesse Q., Richmond, Lauren L., Kellis, Devin M., Smith, Maverick E., Zacks, Jeffrey M.

“…Spatial memory is important for supporting the successful completion of everyday activities and is a particularly vulnerable domain in late life. Grouping…”
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College student interest in teletherapy and self-guided mental health supports during the COVID-19 pandemic by Ahuvia, Isaac L., Sung, Jenna Y., Dobias, Mallory L., Nelson, Brady D., Richmond, Lauren L., London, Bonita, Schleider, Jessica L.

“…Objective The COVID-19 pandemic has worsened college students' mental health while simultaneously creating new barriers to traditional in-person care…”
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Age Differences in Spatial Memory for Mediated Environments by Richmond, Lauren L, Sargent, Jesse Q, Flores, Shaney, Zacks, Jeffrey M

“…Compared with younger adults, older adults have more difficulty with navigation and spatial memory in both familiar and unfamiliar domains. However, the…”
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Predicting internalizing symptoms with machine learning: identifying individuals that need care by Wang, Mengxing, Richmond, Lauren L., Schleider, Jessica L., Nelson, Brady D., Luhmann, Christian C.

“…Objective The current project aims to identify individuals in urgent need of mental health care, using a machine learning algorithm (random forest)…”
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Inequalities in accelerated cognitive decline: Resolving observational window bias using nested non‐linear regression by Clouston, Sean A. P., Hanes, Douglas W., Smith, Dylan M., Richmond, Lauren L., Richards, Marcus, Link, Bruce

“…INTRODUCTION Limited observational windows lead to conflicting results in studies examining educational differences in Alzheimer's disease and related…”
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