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Working Memory: N-Back Task

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What does the N-Back Task assess?

a: Short-term memory capacity Explanation

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b: Long-term memory retrieval Explanation

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c: Visual perception abilities Explanation

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d: Working memory and cognitive control Explanation

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How does the N-Back Task measure cognitive control?

a: By assessing the speed of processing information. Explanation

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b: By evaluating how well you can inhibit irrelevant information. Explanation

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c: By tracking how accurately you maintain and update information in memory. Explanation

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d: By measuring the number of errors made during the task. Explanation

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Why does the difficulty of the N-Back Task increase as 'N' increases?

a: Because it becomes easier to recall information as 'N' increases. Explanation

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b: Because the task requires you to hold and update more information in your working memory. Explanation

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c: Because it involves more complex visual patterns. Explanation

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d: Because the stimuli presented become more random and difficult to predict. Explanation

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