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Selecting words and images equates to building mental representations in verbal and visual working memory (respectively). An individual's capacity for such visual working memory can be predicted by his or her brainwaves, researchers funded by the NIH's National Institute of Mental Health have discovered. The amount of visual working memory varies from person to person, with some storing only one or two images and a few able to handle six or seven. |
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