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Music training improves verbal memory
Nature, 1998Magnetic resonance imaging has shown that the left planum temporale region of the brain is larger in musicians than in non-musicians1. If this results from a change in cortical organization2,3, the left temporal area in musicians might have a better developed cognitive function than the right temporal lobe.
A S, Chan, Y C, Ho, M C, Cheung
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Annual Review of Psychology, 1975
The last review of memory and verbal learning by Tulving & Madigan (180) painted a deeply pessimistic picture of the theoretical and experimental progress during the nearly 100 years of the post-Ebbinghaus era. As these critics saw it, tireless investigators compiled endless measurements of performance in labora tory tasks which bear little or no ...
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The last review of memory and verbal learning by Tulving & Madigan (180) painted a deeply pessimistic picture of the theoretical and experimental progress during the nearly 100 years of the post-Ebbinghaus era. As these critics saw it, tireless investigators compiled endless measurements of performance in labora tory tasks which bear little or no ...
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Improving Verbal Memory Performance in Schizophrenia
American Journal of Psychiatry, 2009x
Van Den Noort, Maurits +3 more
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Verbal Learning and Memory in Children with Myelomeningocele
Journal of Pediatric Psychology, 1995Examined verbal learning and memory in children with myelomeningocele using the California Verbal Learning Test (CVLT). Participants included 41 children with myelomeningocele, 8 to 15 years of age, 33 of whom had a history of shunted hydrocephalus, and 41 matched, unaffected controls.
K O, Yeates +4 more
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A sensorimotor view of verbal working memory
Cortex, 2019The divide-and-conquer approach to the study of human cognition has succeeded in focusing researchers' efforts on behavioral phenomena that fall under well-defined categories such as attention, perception, language, memory, emotion, and motor control.
Bradley R, Buchsbaum, Mark, D'Esposito
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Verbal and Spatial Working Memory in Autism
Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, 2005Verbal and spatial working memory were examined in high-functioning children, adolescents, and adults with autism compared to age and cognitive-matched controls. No deficit was found in verbal working memory in the individuals with autism using an N-back letter task and standardized measures.
Diane L, Williams +3 more
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2019
Working memory refers to the temporary retention of information that has just arrived to the senses or has been retrieved from long-term memory. While internal representations of external stimuli have a natural tendency to decay over time or with interference, they can be kept “in mind” through the action of memory rehearsal strategies, and can be ...
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Working memory refers to the temporary retention of information that has just arrived to the senses or has been retrieved from long-term memory. While internal representations of external stimuli have a natural tendency to decay over time or with interference, they can be kept “in mind” through the action of memory rehearsal strategies, and can be ...
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Verbal learning and memory and psychopathology in schizophrenia
Asian Journal of Psychiatry, 2013Verbal learning and memory (VLM) are the most impaired cognitive functions noted in schizophrenia. Though its association with negative symptoms is found consistently, only few have compared this relationship at a drug free/naïve state and on antipsychotic medications.
Manglesh Kumar, Manglam, Anindya, Das
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Encoding and Memory for Verbal and Pictorial Stimuli
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1972Memory for visually presented verbal and pictorial material was compared using stimuli chosen to minimize non-essential differences between the two types of material. Experiment I required retention of a short list; verbal and pictorial stimuli were remembered equally well. Experiment II required recall of single items after 30 s of backwards counting;
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Citicoline Improves Verbal Memory in Aging
Archives of Neurology, 1996To test the verbal memory of older volunteers given citicoline.A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, parallel group design was employed in the initial study. After data analysis, a subgroup was identified whose members had relatively inefficient memories. These subjects were recruited for a second study that used a crossover design.
P A, Spiers +4 more
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