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Drift in Neural Population Activity Causes Working Memory to Deteriorate Over Time.
Short-term memories are thought to be maintained in the form of sustained spiking activity in neural populations. Decreases in recall precision observed with increasing number of memorized items can be accounted for by a limit...
computational modeling population coding saccadic eye movements visual working memory Adolescent Adult Algorithms Computer Simulation Cues Electrophysiological Phenomena Eye Movements Female Humans Male Memory Disorders Memory Short-Term Mental Recall Middle Aged Neurons Psychomotor Performance Saccades Young Adult
Declines in representational quality and strategic retrieval processes contribute to age-related increases in false recognition.
Adolescent Adult Aged Aged 80 and over aging Analysis of Variance Choice Behavior discrimination Psychological Executive Function Female Humans Male Mental Recall Middle Aged Neuropsychological Tests Photic Stimulation Reaction Time RECOGNITION psychology repression psychology Visual Perception Young Adult
A scoping review of the potential for chart stimulated recall as a clinical research method.
BACKGROUND: Chart-stimulated recall (CSR) is a case-based interviewing technique, which is used in the assessment of clinical decision-making in medical education and professional certification. Increasingly, clinical...
Chart stimulated recall Decision Making General Practice qualitative research SCOPING REVIEW Clinical Competence Clinical Decision-Making Female Guideline Adherence Humans Interviews as Topic Male Medical Records Mental Recall Primary Health Care qualitative research Reproducibility of Results Research Design
Prevalence and socio-demographic correlates of time spent cooking by adults in the 2005 UK Time Use Survey. Cross-sectional analysis.
Cooking Diet Nutrition Socioeconomic Time-use Activities of Daily Living Adult Aged Cohort Studies Cooking Cooking and Eating Utensils Cross-Sectional Studies Disinfection Family Characteristics Female Humans Male Mental Recall Middle Aged Retrospective Studies Sex Factors Socioeconomic Factors Surveys and Questionnaires Time Factors United Kingdom
Reality Monitoring and Metamemory in Adults with Autism Spectrum Conditions.
EEG evidence that morally relevant autobiographical memories can be suppressed.
Remembering unpleasant events can trigger negative feelings. Fortunately, research indicates that unwanted retrieval can be suppressed to prevent memories from intruding into awareness, improving our mental state. The current...
Behavioral reconsolidation interference with episodic memory within-subjects is elusive.
In studies of behavioral reconsolidation interference, reactivation of a consolidated memory using some form of reminder is followed by the presentation of new information that can cause interference with that memory. Under...
Effects of Delay, Question Type, and Socioemotional Support on Episodic Memory Retrieval by Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Why do participants initiate free recall of short lists of words with the first list item? Toward a general episodic memory explanation.
Recalling visual serial order for verbal sequences.
We report three experiments in which participants performed written serial recall of visually presented verbal sequences with items varying in visual similarity. In Experiments 1 and 2 native speakers of Japanese recalled...
The list-composition effect in memory for emotional and neutral pictures
The Emotional enhancement of memory (EEM) is observed in immediate free-recall memory tests when emotional and neutral stimuli are encoded and tested together ("mixed lists"), but surprisingly, not when they are encoded and...
The repetition of errors in recall
Donald Laming
Aug 10, 2022
This review reanalyses the data from four experiments originally designed to test the fragmentation hypothesis. Participants were asked to recall triple or quadruple associates, cued by each of their components in turn, and to...
A qualitative exploration of the use of calendar landmarking instruments in cancer symptom research.
Theory of neural coding predicts an upper bound on estimates of memory variability.
Observers reproducing elementary visual features from memory after a short delay produce errors consistent with the encoding-decoding properties of neural populations. While inspired by electrophysiological observations of...
Recall is not necessary for verbal sequence learning.
The question of whether overt recall of to-be-remembered material accelerates learning is important in a wide range of real-world learning settings. In the case of verbal sequence learning, previous research has proposed that...
Modulating dream experience
Valdas Noreika, Jennifer M Windt, Markus Kern, Katja Valli, Tiina Salonen, Riitta Parkkola, Antti Revonsuo, Ahmed A Karim, Tonio Ball, Bigna Lenggenhager
Jun 08, 2020
Recently, cortical correlates of specific dream contents have been reported, such as the activation of the sensorimotor cortex during dreamed hand clenching. Yet, despite a close resemblance of such activation patterns to those...
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