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Experimental replication reveals no performance facilitation from shared sequence structure across memory tasks, questioning the robustness of cross-domain generalization.
= 125) completed a word list and motor sequence task in counterbalanced order with either a shared or distinct sequence structure. In contrast to Mosha and Robertson (2016), we found that a shared ordinal structure between the declarative and motor sequence tasks did not facilitate performance. Overall, our results challenge the robustness of cross-domain generalization, and underscore the complexity of cross-memory interactions.
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