
Dr. Alessandra Souza
@A_SSouza
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I study cognition with a special focus on working memory, attention, and rehearsal processes. Open Science advocate
Oporto, Portugal
Joined July 2017
RT @JPS_98Vieira: Do psychological barriers explain the attitude-action gap? In our new study, I, @SaoLuisCastro, and @A_SSouza showed that….
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RT @JAlmeidaCogNeur: It is my great pleasure to announce the innaugural edition of SAW (the Seeing and Acting Workshop) in Coimbra, Portuga….
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RT @JoschaDutli: Happy to announce the release of the R package 'BenchmarksWM', designed to facilitate theory development in working memory….
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RT @JAlmeidaCogNeur: Importantly, we will be hiring researchers at different levels – we want to have you here and build something great wi….
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RT @damnmemory: This was the hardest week of my life. I can't even comprehend what people are going through there. I am doing the only thin….
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RT @WomCogDevLab: If you are interested in working memory and would like to do a PhD in a supportive and international environment, join ou….
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RT @CommsPsychol: . @Hannah_Dames & Oberauer uncover robust directed-forgetting effects in working memory. The data suggest 2 underlying pr….
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Original work by my prior PhD student @cloverkott, in awesome collaboration with @CandiceMorey.
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RT @nuno_sobrinho: #WMInPress Happy to share my 1st paper with @A_SSouza: The Interplay of Long-Term Memory and Working Memory: When Does O….
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Apply! Organize a symposium with people that do work in similar topics than you. Open-up the discussion, gather different points of view, and create a great opportunity to network. And, we would love to welcome you in Porto! 🇵🇹.
ESCoP 2023 - Call for Symposia Submissions!. Visit our website for detailed submission guidelines and for a step-by-step guidance on submitting your proposal. Symposium submission deadline: 15 December 2022
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In this amazing work, led by @TimothyRicker6 and @EvieVergauwe we probed the relation between the storage of continuous and categorical info in working memory representations. Do we form a single representation that combines these two sources of info or store them separately?.
New preprint with @A_SSouza and @EvieVergauwe. We use computational modeling in of 9 delayed estimation experiments to show that the structure of representations in working memory is determined exclusively (seemingly anyway) by feature identity.
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