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8 Jun 2015: In the case of 9/11, people possess both flashbulbmemories, for example, where they were when they learnedabout the attack, and event memories, for example, that fourplanes were involved. ... People are more likely toforget, rather than remember, most of

18 Jan 2008: J. (1989). Experiences of alien controlin schizophrenia ref lect a disorder in the central monitoringof action.

6 Feb 2001: An effect of semantic knowledge on recognition memory became apparentonly when perceptually different photographs of the famous people wereused in the study and test phases. ... The patients performed in the normalrange if they possessed semantic

20 Oct 2016: measurements could be important in identifying memory problems, for example, in people with. ... This. may help more people to get treated sooner, potentially minimizing lasting complications.

12 Jan 2001: Transient global amnesia and migraine in young people. Kapur N, Abbott P, Footitt D, Millar J. ... memory, memory for public events and people, encyclopaedic knowledgeEnglish. Lesion locationd CT, MRI, PET: all normal.

30 Aug 2002: livingdomain. In the context of a hypothesis that semanticmemory recruits discrete but highly interactive modality-specific regions, the authors interpreted this result asindicating that visual knowledge is automatically activatedwhen people process

7 Aug 2006: Lawrence Erlbaum, Hove. Frith, C.D., Done, D.J., 1989. Experiences of alien control in schizophrenia.

17 Dec 2004: Although many studies of source memory concentrate on in-stances in which people remember the precise source of a word orfact, it is evident that recollection can often vary in ... For example,when attempting to remember which of two people told you

12 May 2009: 10. Where was President Bush when the attack occurred?11. Many people think that these are the most salient events that occurred in the attack:. ... Moreover, the fact that emotion consistency scores werelower than overall consistency scores suggests

3 Aug 2004: In order to make accurate memory decisions,people need to evaluate the match between a retrievalcue and information retrieved from memory alongthe dimensions that are most diagnostic (Marsh &Hicks, 1998; Mather

17 Aug 2015: Research links the medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC) with a number ofsocial cognitive processes that involve reflecting on oneself andother people. ... 2006; Benoit et al. 2010), people whoperceived themselves as more similar to Obama found it

30 Aug 2016: JOURNALOFEXPERIM. ENTALPSY. CHOLOGY,2016,69. (11)2311. BMIAND. EPISO. DIC. MEMORY. WWW task. People with higher BMI made moreerrors in total; however, there was no relationshipbetween BMI and number of “imprecision”,

26 Apr 2004: it has beenpredicted that posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) will develop inmany of these people (Yehuda, 2002).

20 Mar 2019: EClinicalMedicine 8 (2019) 57–71. Contents lists available at ScienceDirect. EClinicalMedicinejournal homepage: https://www.journals.elsevier.com/. eclinicalmedicine. Research Paper. Meta-analytic Evidence for the Plurality of Mechanisms in

3 Apr 2018: Simons1. Abstract. People can employ adaptive strategies to increase the like-lihood that previously encoded information will be successfullyretrieved.

31 Mar 2014: Indeed, forgettingwhether or not a scheduled pill has already been taken maybe a common reason that people fail to stick to prescribedmedication regimes (Park & Kidder, 1996).

7 Feb 2005: different from a retrieval failure. Aside from people’s subjective. sense of imminent successful recall, behavioral data indicate that. ... Unlike TOT, during FOK people do not typically. experience a feeling of imminent successful recall.

14 Jan 2002: temporalinvolvement. Turning to semantic dementia, the predominant cog-nitive feature is a progressive deterioration of semanticknowledge about people, objects, facts and word mean-ings. ... of people in the recentphotographs compared with people

13 May 2021: Memory precision of object-location binding isunimpaired in APOE e4-carriers with spatialnavigation deficits. Helena M. Gellersen,1 Gillian Coughlan,2 Michael Hornberger3 and Jon S. Simons1. Research suggests that tests of memory fidelity, feature

12 Jan 2001: the meaning of words, objects, concepts,. facts and people). Unlike episodic memory, this type. ... ceptual knowledge about objects, people, facts, con-cepts, and the meanings of words.

24 Apr 2003: the-tongue” state, in which people fail to retrieve a fact fromsemantic knowledge, but feel that they are on the verge ofrecovering it (Maril et al., 2001).

19 Oct 2016: The Matlab code for this procedure can be foundhere http://www.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/people/rik.henson/person-al/analysis. For each connection, Z-statistics were averagedacross the two

13 Feb 2007: Thus, whatever role it is that BA 10 functions play in cog-nition, it is doubtful indeed that they are especially active when people are involvedin episodic memory tasks. ... PIQ 138 129VIQ 124 128. Memory TestsDoors and People (%iles):Verbal Memory

2 Jun 2005: Failing to Get the Gist: Reduced False Recognition of Semantic Associatesin Semantic Dementia. Jon S. SimonsUniversity College London. Andy C. H. Lee and Kim S. GrahamMedical Research Council Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit. Mieke VerfaellieBoston

21 Sep 2015: Impaired Recollection of Visual Scene Details in Adults With AutismSpectrum Conditions. Rose A. Cooper and Kate C. Plaisted-GrantUniversity of Cambridge. Deborah E. HannulaUniversity of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. Charan RanganathUniversity of California,

30 Apr 2012: In order to overcome interference, people arethought to engage strategic control mechanisms to select be-tween competing memories (e.g.

25 Jul 2002: Cambridge, complaining of difficulties with word. production (especially for the names of people,.

27 Jul 2005: of medial area 10 relative, usually, to rest, that are foundwhen people perform a wide range of demanding cognitive tasks (Christoff,Ream, & Gabrieli, 2004; Gusnard & Raichle, 2001). ... Burgess, 2000; Goel & Grafman, 2000).Importantly however, people

1 Aug 2003: The panel shows the performance of fourpatients with damage restricted to the hippocampal region on the Doors and People Test134 ofrecall (based on recollection) and recognition (considered to be based on

29 Oct 2002: about previously familiar objects or people has degraded may. nevertheless successfully recognize pictures of these items in.

3 Sep 2007: Understanding the precise nature of the episodicmemory impairment in patients with Alzheimer’sdisease (AD) has been a topic of intense debate forover twenty years (Kopelman, 1985). Althoughmany researchers attribute the impairment inepisodic

25 Oct 2005: For example, source accuracy was not mea-surably impaired as a consequence of ketamine, a findingthat is at odds with observations in people with schizo-phrenia (Brebion et al.

11 Dec 2009: for me in the way things were arranged, like in a store window”, and “I sometimes have a feeling of gaining or losing energy when certain people look at me or

5 Feb 2013: That is, people withlower ACS scores showed a selective enhancement of the ABfollowing a threat-related vs.

18 Mar 2013: In contrast, leftLPFC activity is often enhanced when people are asked to recollectconceptual/verbal compared to perceptual/non-verbal details of anevent, indicating a domain-specific role in recollection (Dobbins andWagner,