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Targeting CA2 Perineuronal Nets Restores Recognition Memory and Theta Oscillations in Aged Mice. [PDF]
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Journal of Physiology-Paris, 1996
Olfactory recognition which occurs in the context pregnancy block by male pheromones is acquired with one-trial learning contingent on mating. A memory trace is established in the accessory bulb (AOB) and is represented by a gain in Gaba-ergic feedback inhibition of granule cells on excitatory glutaminergic mitral cells.
E B, Keverne, P A, Brennan
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Olfactory recognition which occurs in the context pregnancy block by male pheromones is acquired with one-trial learning contingent on mating. A memory trace is established in the accessory bulb (AOB) and is represented by a gain in Gaba-ergic feedback inhibition of granule cells on excitatory glutaminergic mitral cells.
E B, Keverne, P A, Brennan
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Recognition Memory in Dementia
British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 1975The experiment was designed to look at the effects of two parameters on the recognition memory of dementing subjects. These were a forcedâchoice compared with a free format; and verbal compared with pictorial material. For the entire sample, neither of the comparisons gave significant differences; when those subjects with the best recognition scores ...
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On The Structure of Motor Recognition Memory
Journal of Motor Behavior, 1978Two experiments determined the influence of the range and number of auditory sensory consequences, associated with a rapid timing task, on the development of motor recognition. Experiment 1 observed no beneficial effect upon subsequent movement-transfer performance from experience with the criterion-movement-time sound compared to experience with ...
H N, Zelaznik, D C, Shapiro, K M, Newell
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Response Reversals in Recognition Memory.
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition, 2004Using a dynamic sequential sampling model and a recently proposed model for confidence judgments in recognition memory (T. Van Zandt, 2000b), the authors examine the tendency for rememberers to reverse their responses after a primary decision. In 4 experiments, speeded "old"-"new" decisions were made under bias followed by a 2nd response', either a ...
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