… In summary, these two theories predict different behaviors in the … with working memory
capacity is consistent with this prediction. Although working memory capacity affects one’s ability …

… , we predicted that working memory capacity would be positively related to … Drifting from
slow to “D’oh!”: … extreme reaction times and executive control errors. Journal of Experimental …

… drifting away to stimulus-independent internal trains of … For this purpose, two groups of college
students with extreme … ) that the emotional content of mind wandering was predicted by the …

… Specifically, increases in working memory task performance were predicted by … Drifting from
slow to “d’oh!”: … extreme reaction times and executive control errors. Journal of Experimental …

… Drifting from slow to “d’oh!”: Working memory capacity and mind wandering predict
extreme reaction times and executive control. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, …

… Individual differences in working memory capacity (WMC) typically predict reduced rates
of mind-wandering during laboratory tasks (Randall, Oswald, & Beier, 2014). However, some …

… control — working memory capacity and propensity for mind wandering — predict normal
variation in … wanders, you are aware that your mind has drifted, but for whatever reason you still …

… The present study also found that mind wandering predicted the change in accuracy, in-line
with both the executive-resource account and the resource-control account. However, the …

… A straightforward prediction of this account is that easy tasks should allow for more TUTs to
… high-load updating task to benchmark the extreme end of difficulty. In the monotonous SART, …

… Drifting from slow to “D’oh!’’: Working memory capacity and mind wandering predict extreme
reaction times and executive control errors. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, …