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Advertisement nature naturehumanbehaviour letters article Subjects AttentionPerceptionWorkingmemory AbstractVisualworkingmemory(VWM),theabilitytotemporarilymaintainandmanipulateinformation,underliesavarietyofcriticalhigh-levelbehavioursfromdirectingattention1,2,3,4tomakingcomplexdecisions5.Hereweshowthatitsimpactextendstoeventhemostbasiclevelsofperceptualprocessing,directlyinteractingwithandevendistortingthephysicalappearanceofvisualfeatures.ThisinterferenceresultsfromandcanbepredictedbytherecruitmentofposteriorperceptualcorticestomaintaininformationinVWM6,7,8,9,whichcausesanoverlapwiththeneuronalpopulationssupportingperceptualprocessing10,11,12,13,14,15.Acrossthreesetsofexperiments,wedemonstratedbidirectionalinterferencebetweenVWMandlow-levelperception.Specifically,forbothmaintainedcoloursandorientations,presentingadistractorcreatedbiasinVWMrepresentationdependingonthesimilaritybetweenincomingandmaintainedinformation,consistentwiththeknowntuningcurvesforthesefeatures.Moreover,holdinganiteminminddirectlyalteredtheappearanceofnewstimuli,demonstratedbychangesinpsychophysicaldiscriminationthresholds.Thus,asaconsequenceofsharingtheearlyvisualcortices,whatyouseeandwhatyouareholdinginmindareintertwinedateventhemostfundamentalstagesofprocessing. 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