Titlebook: Animal Cognition and Sequential Behavior; Behavioral, Biologic Stephen B. Fountain,Michael D. Bunsey,Michael K. M Book 2002 Springer Scienc

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W. Tims,P. S. Teng,M. Hossain,M. J. Kropfft consequence of the time of feedback or signal duration (.; .). The primary focus of this chapter is on factors that define or produce such systematic changes (discrepancies) in the content of temporal memory.

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Distortions in the Content of Temporal Memoryt consequence of the time of feedback or signal duration (.; .). The primary focus of this chapter is on factors that define or produce such systematic changes (discrepancies) in the content of temporal memory.

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A. Kuyvenhoven,R. Ruben,G. Krusemanere are multiple forms or subsystems associated with each memory system and there are likely to be multiple processes that define the operation of each system. Finally, there are probably multiple neural structures that form the overall substrate of a memory system.

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Monkey Visual and Auditory Memoryon the discovery of dissociable memory processes and development of theories to explain them. Some memory processes (e.g., language based) may be unique to humans, but general theories of memory should also apply, at least in part, to animals as well as humans.

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