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1.	The Effect Of Training Working Memory And Attention On Pupils' Fluid Intelligence
2.	The Influence Of Working Memory On Chinese Middle School Students' English Reading Comprehension
3.	On Simultaneous Interpretation Training From The Perspective Of Working Memory
4.	Application Of Effort Models In The Working Memory Training Of Interpreting
5.	Characteristics Of Cognitive Function In Patients With Schizophrenia And Intervention Study
6.	An Analysis Of Working Memory Training In Consecutive Interpreting
7.	Application Research Of N-Back Working Memory Training In Fluid Intelligence Development
8.	The Effect Of Working Memory Capacity On Attentional Control Under Pressure
9.	Effects Of Working Memory Training On L2 Learners' Listening Comprehension From The Perspective Of Cognitive Load Theory
10.	Research On Influence Of Working Memory Training With Gabor Signal On Visual Function And Fluid Intelligence
11.	The Effect Of Primary School Students' Working Memory Training On Promoting Cognitive Processing And Mathematics Scores
12.	A Comparative Study On Promoting Effect Of Reasoning Levels By Three Kinds Of Psychological Training
13.	The Effect Of Working Memory Training On High Level Of Impulsivity In Response Inhibition And Decision Making
14.	Improving Working Memory Abilities In Children With Down Syndrome
15.	The Effect Of Central Executive Functions Which Is The Components Of Working Memory Training On Working Memory And Intelligence Of Intellectual Disability Children
16.	The Relationship Between Spatial Skills And Mathematics Achievement Of 6-8-year-old Children
17.	An Experimental Study On Training Working Memory With N-Back Task
18.	A Comparative Study Of Working Memory Training And Attentional Bias Training On Exam Anxiety In High School Students
19.	The Relationship Between Emotional Regulation And Executive Function
20.	The Effect Of Visual Working Memory Training On The Geometric Performance Of Junior High School Students With Different Cognitive Styles
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