APS

30th APS Annual Convention · 2018

Relationship between Implicit Sequence Learning and Working Memory Capacity in Young Children

San Francisco, CA · May 2018

Poster · Developmental

  • Yan Huiqiong
    Early Childhood Learning and Development Lab,College of Preschool Education,Capital Nomal University
  • Pang Xikun
    Early Childhood Learning and Development Lab,College of Preschool Education,Capital Nomal University
  • Li Han
    Early Childhood Learning and Development Lab,College of Preschool Education,Capital Nomal University
  • Meng Zhang
    Early Childhood Learning and Development Lab,College of Preschool Education,Capital Nomal University
  • Liang Jiuqing
    Early Childhood Learning and Development Lab,College of Preschool Education,Capital Nomal University

Abstract

In the present study, two tasks were conducted . Each participants played a sequence learning task ( i.e. visual - color whack-a-mole game) and a working memory capacity task ( i.e. board game). Young children have visual implicit sequence learning. There is relationship between its with working memory capacity.

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