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Lastly, we outline key questions prompted by the taxonomy we introduce. Overall, a key goal for future research is to clarify how external and internal brain processes interact - within and across dimensions - to shape experience and behaviour.

We believe that rather than endpoints on a single scale, “external” and “internal” reflect distinct dimensions - cognitive mode, attentional content, and sensory origin. In the article we further explain why these processes cannot be reduced to a single dimension of brain function.

For a brief summary, check out our feature in This Week in The Journal. (9/9)

www.jneurosci.org/content/45/1...

Taken together, our findings provide new insights into the neural dynamics that return WM to an internally focused and action-ready state following external interruptions. (8|9)

Finally, our results suggest the concurrent availability of both visual and motor memory attributes following the interrupting response. (7|9)

Second, reselection occurs immediately after the interrupting task response, regardless of the anticipated timing of memory-guided behavior. (6|9)