UCR press release on our handgrip aging paper
Older adults are more easily distracted: Finding highlights age-related declines in short-term memory, cognitive control
Category: Publications
The struggle to comply with social distancing and its relation to working memory.
The ScienceBreaker write-up of our recent PNAS paper on working memory and physical distancing.
Flow in the time of COVID-19: Findings from China
Our first COVID-19 Survey study is finally out. It was conducted at the very beginning of the pandemic in China in early Febrary. Many thanks to all our collabo...
A note on our PNAS paper regarding working memory & social distancing
Our recent PNAS paper reported that working memory capacity could explain unique variance in a self-report measure of social-distancing compliance and a task-ba...
Working Memory Capacity Predicts Indv. Differences in Social-Distancing Compliance During the Early Stages of the COVID-19 Pandemic in the U.S? Check out our new paper published in PNAS!
A research project spearheaded by current NIH postdoctoral fellow and lab alumnus, Dr. Weizhen Xie, investigated the relationship between working memory capacit...