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Explaining age differences in working memory: The role of updating, inhibition, and shifting.

Sascha Zuber · Andreas Ihle · Vanessa Maria Loaiza · Katharina Marlene Schnitzspahn · Christoph Stahl · Louise H. Phillips +2 more

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Cognitive Abilities and Testing Neural and Behavioral Psychology Studies Cognitive Functions and Memory

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We declare no conflict of interest. We thank Melanie Zeintl for assistance with setting up the study and data collection. Matthias Kliegel received support from the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF). Christoph Stahl and Christoph Kaller received support from the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF, grants #01GW0730 and #01GW0710).

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