Later sequence position worsens initial performance in low- and mid-level perceptual tasks (Experiment 1A)¶
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q3 i? Subjects who underwent later training exhibited worse initial performance in motion, Vernier, contrast, and auditory tasks. → Jia Yang 2025
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Jia Yang 2025¶
Jia Yang, Fang-Fang Yan, Tingting Wang, Zile Wang, Qingshang Ma, Jinmei Xiao, Xianyuan Yang, Zhong-Lin Lu & Chang-Bing Huang. (2025). Anterograde interference in multitask perceptual learning. npj Science of Learning. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41539-025-00312-7
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Session-by-session LMM analysis of 49 subjects trained in seven tasks across seven sequences; best-fitting models showed negative sequence-position coefficients on initial performance, "indicate that subjects who underwent later training exhibited worse initial performance in those tasks."
"The negative coef ficients of sequence position on initial performance (Fig. 3b, Motion: β1 ¼/C0 0:024, p = 0.01, 95% CI = [/C0 0:04; /C0 0:005]"
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- Shape search and N-back tasks show no sequence position effect in session-level analysis — related
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Later sequence position worsens initial performance in low- and mid-level perceptual tasks (Experiment 1A) |
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Later sequence position worsens initial performance in low- and mid-level perceptual tasks (Experiment 1A) |
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