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(2008) directly assessed residual working memory capacity during worry.

Worry-prone individuals have less residual working memory capacity during worry compared to low-worriers (Hayes, Hirsch, & Mathews, 2008).

High (but not low) worriers showed more evidence of restricted working memory capacity during worry than when thinking about a positive topic.

Several studies have assessed working memory capacity during childhood and around the age of school entry, at a time when the learning load is large.

In a rare comparison of both immediate and lagged testing, working memory capacity was significantly reduced during the presence of a stressor 15 minutes after its onset, but the effect was no more present 15 minutes after its offset [37].

Further, in a study by Brewin and Smart [ 12] it was showed that individuals with high working memory capacity had fewer intrusions during a thought suppression task than individuals with low working memory capacity.

The present experiment was designed to test whether maternal immune activation with the viral mimetic polyinosinic:polycytidylic acid (polyI C) during pregnancy affects working memory capacity of the offspring.

Also, a recent study showed that individuals with greater working memory capacity capitalized on the additional processing time available during a delay interval in order to achieve faster performance on subsequent trials (Rypma and Prabhakaran 2009).

We evaluated first and second list learning during free recall at 30 minutes (Memory Capacity Test [MCT]).

Fig. 2 Confirmatory factor analysis model for working memory capacity (WMC), fluid intelligence (gF), attention control (AC), mind-wandering during the laboratory tasks (MW), and external distraction during the laboratory tasks (ED).

Most studies of working memory have shown that during typical development from childhood to adulthood, memory capacity increases while brain activity becomes increasingly localized to a predominantly frontoparietal network (Casey et al. 2005; Klingberg 2006; Conklin et al. 2007).