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Three participants answered "yes'" for maintaining scenes, and 4 answered "yes'" for maintaining objects, indicating most participants remained focused during the maintain tasks.

Finally, we collected ratings to compare the difficulty of constructing scenes (rating 1 5, very difficult = 5: mean 2.4, SD 0.65), constructing objects (mean 1.32, SD 0.47), maintaining scenes (mean 2.36, SD 0.99), and maintaining objects (mean 1.68, SD 1.07).

We found no significant activation in the hippocampus for maintaining constructed scenes in working memory above and beyond that for maintaining objects, and peak activity was significantly less for maintaining constructed scenes than for constructing scenes.

Participants were also better at maintaining objects than maintaining scenes without changing them, although the difference was marginal and success for scenes was rated as 4.16 of 5 (SD 0.16).

The anterior prefrontal cortex identifies changes in object representation by comparing memory and perceptual representations rather than maintaining object representations per se, as previously suggested.

This structure, called the program's object graph, is hard to understand, and this complicates learning, teaching, debugging and maintaining object-oriented programs.

We conclude that, when maintaining object-oriented software products, the nature of the maintenance task itself determines whether or not the presence of an inheritance hierarchy promotes maintainability.

The decay of this dependence over several trials (Figures 2, 3, 5) may represent an optimal balance between maintaining object continuity and maintaining an updated representation of the visual environment.

The alignment effect does not depend on the presentation of the arrow cue at fixation, nor on the use of fixations to maintain objects in priority in WM.

For example, if spatiotopically specific, the serial dependence could help maintain object representations across eye movements.

The retinal specificity of perceptual serial dependence suggests that it may function to maintain object continuity in the midst of a noisy environment.