It seems that a retro-cue protects a fragile VSTM representation from interference with new information (such as the probe array), regardless of whether this new information is irrelevant [18] or task-relevant, [19], [20].
In both Dessau and Chicago, where (because of Nazi interference) the New Bauhaus was established in 1937, Moholy-Nagy disseminated Constructivist principles.
Despite closed foreign bureaus, staff cuts and highhanded interference by new bosses who value "readability" over truth, Gus struggles to meet deadlines, source article properly and prevent the misuse of a gerund.
Apparently, in learning the second list the subject tends to respond to the stimulus term (e.g., complete) with the previously learned correct response term (e.g., hot), the result being interference with new learning to produce negative transfer.
It criticized a plan being discussed by the current left-of-center government for the state to retain a blocking minority, saying such a move could lead to political interference and new problems.
But while that has led to some conflict, Clyburn has other issues on her plate that aren't as subject to partisan interference: overseeing new broadband deployments, promoting transparency and diverse leadership in TV stations and other organizations, and ensuring the economically disadvantaged and disabled aren't excluded from the modern internet-based economy.
Retroactive interference by new learning shortly after the original learning is a well known phenomenon [21], [22].
The training consisted of presenting the odor used during olfactory interference (a new odor in the "nothing" group) followed by feeding with sucrose.
Our results suggest that travelling mentally back in time to recollect specific past episodes may be sufficient to render (autobiographical) memories susceptible to interference by new learning.
