The attentional blink unveils the interplay between conscious perception, spatial attention and working memory encodingThis article has no associated abstract. ( fix it )doi:10.31234/osf.io/pwq4jEyal Alef OphirGuido HesselmannDominique LamyConsciousness and Cognition...
However, it is now understood that a vast number of post-encoding memory processes can take place. For memories to persist over the longer time course of minutes to years, an offline, non-conscious operation of consolidation appears to be necessary, affording memories greater resistance to decay...
and men may develop a preference for the holistic method as their primary problem solving approach. These are preferences made through conscious choice, training, or experience. Underneath it all, the brain’s operating system for problem solving will either be linear ...
First, VR and AR environments can be designed to offer high ecological validity, referring to the degree to which a test is similar to real-world task demands and user performance. This has facilitated new insights into the activity of brain regions involved in tasks that were difficult to add...
Visual short-term memory always requires general attention FEATURE BINDINGSFEATURESCAPACITYSTORAGETASKINTERFERENCECONJUNCTIONSLIMITSThe role of attention in visual memory remains controversial; while some evidence has ... CC Morey,M Bieler - 《Psychonomic Bulletin & Review》 被引量: 138发表: 2013年 Visual...
The basis of visual short-term memory (VSTM) impairments in preclinical Alzheimer’s disease (AD) remains unclear. Research suggests that eye movements may serve as indirect surrogates to investigate VSTM. Yet, investigations in preclinical populations a
that the semantic memory system is less vulnerable to involuntary transformations and distortions than the episodic memory system [7]. In line with this assumption the evidence about false memories particularly refers to episodic or “episodic like” aspects of memories, which often requires that at ...
Answer to: Anterograde amnesia interferes with many memory processes such as a. focusing attention. b. encoding sensory input. c. rehearsal. d...
In (36), H.M.’s uncorrected “have it drive it off” violates a person CC and should read either have him drive it off or have her drive it off because the verb drive requires a human subject (personification aside, as discussed earlier; see Table 5 for H.M.’s complete utterance...
When a song is too simple, it does not generate the necessary stimuli to maintain the listener’s attention. On the other hand, if the song is too complicated, in the sense that it does not offer recognizable patterns and too dense information is required to describe it, just as noise ...