Figures & data
Figure 1. Working memory model (Baddeley, Citation2000). Reproduced with permission.
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Table 1. Mean and standard deviations of the participants' characteristics
Figure 2. Example of a matrix in the static matrix span task. The critical lines are highlighted in bold in this figure. However, the lines to memorise were highlighted in red in the experiment.
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Figure 3. Example of a response for the dynamic matrix span task. In each trial, participants saw a matrix wherein red lines appeared and disappeared, and they had to indicate the lines and order of appearance.
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Table 2. Mean accuracy and standard deviations for musicians and non‐musicians on working memory tasks