Larissa is visiting an amusement park. she moves from ride to ride skipping the ones with very long lines with the intent of returning later on. to make sure she gets on all the rides she wants to go on, she needs to keep track of which rides she's already been on and which ones she hasn't. the task her central executive is most concerned with in this example is:

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Larissa is visiting an amusement park. she moves from ride to ride skipping the ones with very long lines with the intent of returning later on. to make sure she gets on all the rides she wants to go on, she needs to keep track of which rides she's already been on and which ones she hasn't. the task her central executive is most concerned with in this example is:

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Lincoln Hammond · Answer 1

The task her central executive is most concerned with is controlled updating of short-term memory buffers.

Larissa's central executive uses cognitive control to continuously update and manage short-term memory to keep track of each ride she already went on.