Melby-Lervåg and Hulme's (2013)meta-analysis suggested that working memory training programs generally yielded:
A)Little evidence for generalization to real-world tasks
B)Short-term gains that generalized to other tasks
C)No evidence for lasting verbal WM gains at long delays
D)Modest evidence for lasting visual WM gains at long delays
E)All of these

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Melby-Lervåg and Hulme's (2013) meta-analysis found that while working memory training programs can show short-term gains, there is little evidence that these gains generalize to real-world tasks or result in lasting improvements in working memory, whether verbal or visual, especially at long delays. This encompasses all the options provided, indicating a nuanced view of the effectiveness of working memory training.

Melby-Lervåg and Hulme's (2013)meta-Analysis Suggested That Working Memory Training Programs