Frontoparietal theta tACS nonselectively enhances encoding, maintenance, and retrieval stages in visuospatial working memory.

By Prangya Parimita Sahu, Philip Tseng. 2021

Subfields: Cognitive Neuroscience, Experimental and Cognitive Psychology

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1. Jiunn-Kae Wang
2. Hsiao-Lun Ku
3. Yu-Hui Lo
4. Yìng-Ru Chen
5. Che-Yin Lin
6. Philip Tseng
7. Prangya Parimita Sahu

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• Sensory stimulation enhances visual working memory capacity (2024, unknown): “…the posterior parietal cortex 36 – 39 or the prefrontal cortex 40 – 43 can signi fi cantly enhancevisualworkingmemoryinyoungadults 36 – 39, 42 ,44 – 46 , theelderly 40, 47 – Thetheta-gammamodelofworkingmemoryhasmotivatedthe developmentofstimulation-basedinterventionsthatdirectlytargetedvisual…”
• Enhancing visual working memory in schizophrenia: effects of frontoparietal theta tACS in low-performing patients (2024, methodology): “This tagging design, previously utilized by our team 21 in healthy participants, demonstrated that right frontoparietal theta tACS nonselectively enhanced performance at every stage of VWM.”