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What Is Not Working in Working Memory?
Biological Psychiatry, 2010p a i f s H R m T w t f n O c p F C c s s a W orking memory has never been so well established as a construct for understanding psychopathology. In fact, it is one of a select few constructs around which new thinking about pathophysiology in mental illness is being organized.
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Memory self-efficacy and working memory
Aging, Neuropsychology, and Cognition, 2023Dementia affects multiple aspects of cognitive functioning, including working memory and executive functioning. Memory self-efficacy (MSE) has previously been related to episodic memory performance and to executive functioning, but little research has examined the relations between MSE and working memory.
Genna M. Mashinchi +2 more
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WIREs Cognitive Science, 2013
AbstractVisual working memory (VWM), the system of storing, manipulating, and utilizing, visual information is fundamental to many cognitive acts. Exploring the limitations of this system is essential to understand the characteristics of higher‐order cognition, since at a basic level, VWM is the interface through which we interact with our environment.
Irida, Mance, Edward K, Vogel
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AbstractVisual working memory (VWM), the system of storing, manipulating, and utilizing, visual information is fundamental to many cognitive acts. Exploring the limitations of this system is essential to understand the characteristics of higher‐order cognition, since at a basic level, VWM is the interface through which we interact with our environment.
Irida, Mance, Edward K, Vogel
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ROMAN 2005. IEEE International Workshop on Robot and Human Interactive Communication, 2005., 2006
The ability to teach a robot new skills and tasks without explicit programming is an important goal in robotics. Such capability tends to imply the ability to learn from experience, much like many biological creatures. Evidence suggests that working memory plays a pivotal role in this learning process, in part by focusing attention on the most relevant
D. Mitchell Wilkes +3 more
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The ability to teach a robot new skills and tasks without explicit programming is an important goal in robotics. Such capability tends to imply the ability to learn from experience, much like many biological creatures. Evidence suggests that working memory plays a pivotal role in this learning process, in part by focusing attention on the most relevant
D. Mitchell Wilkes +3 more
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Brain and Cognition, 1999
Working memory is variously defined as a set of linked and interacting information processing components that maintain information in a short-term store (or retrieve information into that store) for the purpose of the active manipulation of the stored items.
J T, Becker, R G, Morris
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Working memory is variously defined as a set of linked and interacting information processing components that maintain information in a short-term store (or retrieve information into that store) for the purpose of the active manipulation of the stored items.
J T, Becker, R G, Morris
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Working Memory: Models and Applications
2020Abstract In 1956, Miller first reported on a capacity limitation in the amount of information the human brain can process, which was thought to be seven plus or minus two items. The system of memory used to process information for immediate use was coined “working memory” by Miller, Galanter, and Pribram in 1960. In 1968, Atkinson and
Sepp, S +4 more
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Brain and Cognition, 1998
This study investigated the relationship between working memory capacity and reading comprehension in aphasia. A measurement of working memory capacity was obtained using a modified version of Daneman and Carpenter's (1980) Reading Span Task. Sets of sentences ranging in length from one to six words were presented to 22 aphasic subjects who were ...
I, Caspari +3 more
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This study investigated the relationship between working memory capacity and reading comprehension in aphasia. A measurement of working memory capacity was obtained using a modified version of Daneman and Carpenter's (1980) Reading Span Task. Sets of sentences ranging in length from one to six words were presented to 22 aphasic subjects who were ...
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The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology Section A, 1989
Movement to spatial targets that can, in principle, be carried out by more than one effector can be distinguished from movements that involve specific configurations of body parts. The experiments reported here investigate memory span for a series of hand configurations and memory span for a series of hand movements to spatial locations.
M M, Smyth, L R, Pendleton
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Movement to spatial targets that can, in principle, be carried out by more than one effector can be distinguished from movements that involve specific configurations of body parts. The experiments reported here investigate memory span for a series of hand configurations and memory span for a series of hand movements to spatial locations.
M M, Smyth, L R, Pendleton
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2002
AbstractThis chapter begins by summarizing the anatomy of the prefrontal cortex. It then reviews the functional role of the prefrontal cortex, including a consideration of whether the prefrontal area is involved in memory per se, or other cognitive processes related to memory, and whether the expansive prefrontal area has specialized subdivisions ...
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AbstractThis chapter begins by summarizing the anatomy of the prefrontal cortex. It then reviews the functional role of the prefrontal cortex, including a consideration of whether the prefrontal area is involved in memory per se, or other cognitive processes related to memory, and whether the expansive prefrontal area has specialized subdivisions ...
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Shared mechanisms underlie the control of working memory and attention
Nature, 2021Matthew F Panichello +1 more
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