Dissociable effects of attention vs working memory training on cognitive performance and everyday functioning following fronto-parietal strokes.

Neuropsychol Rehabil · 2020 · PMC7266670 · PMID 30569816

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Paired samples t -tests indicated that K’ values were significantly improved in the SAT ( t = 3.73, df = 9, p < .01,) group post-training, an effect that reached near significance in the WMT ( t = 2.11, df = 9, p = .06,) group, but was absent in the WL ( t = 0.06, df = 9, p = .95,).

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Whilst improvements in our proxy of alertness (TVA performance variability) were actually greater on average for the SAT than WMT groups, the substantial variability across SAT participants meant that this change failed to reach statistical significance ( Figure 3 (c)).

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