Titlebook: Dynamic Cognitive Processes; Nobuo Ohta (Professor),Colin M. MacLeod (Professor Book 2005 Springer-Verlag Tokyo 2005 Action.awareness.brai

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Memory for Information Perceived Without Awareness,ctions indicates that a word was perceived . awareness; failure indicates that a word was perceived . awareness. Memory for information perceived without awareness lasted for at least 32 minutes, and was strong following all retention intervals. These findings are consistent with previous studies su

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The Role of Inhibitory Control in Forgetting Unwanted Memories: A Consideration of Three Methods,reduced hippocampal activation, and impaired retention of the unwanted trace and that the magnitude of activation in prefrontal cortex predicts memory suppression. These findings indicate that cognitive and neural systems that support our ability to override prepotent responses can be recruited to o

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List Method Directed Forgetting: Return of the Selective Rehearsal Account,n and test warning effects that demonstrate clear selective rehearsal effects in the list procedure. We argue that a separate retrieval inhibition account of the list method is not parsimonious; rather, a selective rehearsal explanation can readily accommodate the principal results obtained under bo

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Age-Related Changes in Event-Cued Prospective Memory Proper, methodological shortcomings such as ceiling-limited scores (ceiling effects) and age confounds in research design. The new study reveals age-related declines in both visual and auditory ProMP that are partially mediated by declines in processing resources and sensory abilities. The combined results

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Prospective Memory Retrieval Revisited,latform for differentiating new theoretical assumptions from those that define the field’s current understanding of the processes involved in the context-appropriate recollection of previously formed plans. In support of the new assumptions introduced here, the chapter also reports the results of se

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Hippocampal Complex Contribution to Retention and Retrieval of Recent and Remote Episodic and Seman have episodic elements associated with them which continue to depend on the hippocampus. In short, the evidence reviewed suggests strongly that the function of the hippocampus (and possibly of related limbic structures) is to help encode, retain, and retrieve ., no matter how long ago the events co

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