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Journal of Cognitive Psychology, 2012
The short-term memory for the flavour of a wine in frequent but nonexpert drinkers was studied in an experiment comparing memory for wine under conditions where participants imagined and remembered a target wine with memory under conditions where participants carried out subsequent imaging and image rating tasks on the wine and on competing mental ...
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The short-term memory for the flavour of a wine in frequent but nonexpert drinkers was studied in an experiment comparing memory for wine under conditions where participants imagined and remembered a target wine with memory under conditions where participants carried out subsequent imaging and image rating tasks on the wine and on competing mental ...
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Short-Term Memory for Intonation
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1975Ss were presented with lists of 16 words, each word spoken in one of four intonations. The final word was a repetition of one of the first 15 words, 40 Ss having to judge whether it was spoken in the same intonation as its earlier occurrence. A control group of 40 Ss did a similar task, ignoring intonation.
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1987
This is a rather bold attempt to bridge the gap between neuron structure and psychological data. We try to answer the question: Is there a relation between the neuronal connectivity in the human cortex (around 5,000) and the short-term memory capacity (7±2)? Our starting point is the Hopfield model (Hopfield 1982), presented in this volume by D.J. Amit.
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This is a rather bold attempt to bridge the gap between neuron structure and psychological data. We try to answer the question: Is there a relation between the neuronal connectivity in the human cortex (around 5,000) and the short-term memory capacity (7±2)? Our starting point is the Hopfield model (Hopfield 1982), presented in this volume by D.J. Amit.
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1972
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the short-term memory (STM). Recall and recognition are the two main methods used in studying short-term memory. The old method of rearrangement could be, but seldom is used, while relearning simply uses derived measures based on recall.
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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the short-term memory (STM). Recall and recognition are the two main methods used in studying short-term memory. The old method of rearrangement could be, but seldom is used, while relearning simply uses derived measures based on recall.
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Binding in short-term visual memory.
Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 2002The integration of complex information in working memory, and its effect on capacity, shape the limits of conscious cognition. The literature conflicts on whether short-term visual memory represents information as integrated objects. A change-detection paradigm using objects defined by color with location or shape was used to investigate binding in ...
Anne Treisman, Mary E. Wheeler
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False Memory in a Short-Term Memory Task
Experimental Psychology, 2007The Deese/Roediger-McDermott (DRM; Roediger & McDermott, 1995 ) paradigm reliably elicits false memories for critical nonpresented words in recognition tasks. The present studies used a Sternberg (1966) task with DRM lists to determine whether false memories occur in short-term memory tasks and to assess the contribution of latency data in the ...
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LABELING EFFECTS IN SHORT-TERM MEMORY
Child Development, 1968The effects of verbalizing labels for stimuli in a short-term-memory (STM) task were investigated. Ss, ranging in age from nursery school to grade 5, were given 16 trials involving presentation of pictures 1 by 1 with subsequent test for recall. Half of the Ss overtly labeled the stimuli and half did not.
Phillip R. Kingsley, John W. Hagen
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ENCODING OF COLORS IN SHORT-TERM MEMORY
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1990A theory is proposed to explain results from prior experiments on release from proactive inhibition and the recall of colors or color names in short-term memory. It is assumed that colors are encoded in two ways, verbally and perceptually, while color names are encoded only verbally.
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2013
The concept of working memory, A. Baddeley covert processes and their development in short-term memory, N. Cowan, R. Kail a connectionist model of STM for serial order, N. Burgess, G.J. Hitch interactive processes in phonological memory, S.E. Gathercole, A.J.
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The concept of working memory, A. Baddeley covert processes and their development in short-term memory, N. Cowan, R. Kail a connectionist model of STM for serial order, N. Burgess, G.J. Hitch interactive processes in phonological memory, S.E. Gathercole, A.J.
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