Detailed notes to help with LOQs
... Directions: On the next slide there is a ten word list. Your task is to try to memorize as many of the words and their definitions in the next minute. After the minute is up, you will need to write down as many of the words as possible and their meanings. Do NOT take any notes during the one minute ...
... Directions: On the next slide there is a ten word list. Your task is to try to memorize as many of the words and their definitions in the next minute. After the minute is up, you will need to write down as many of the words as possible and their meanings. Do NOT take any notes during the one minute ...
Modelling the Stroop Effect: Dynamics in Inhibition of Automatic
... colour concept (e.g., 12 test patterns) and congruent –
compatible colour concept (e.g. , 4 test patterns).
For experimental setup, the initial activation (“on” bits) of a pattern depends on the
task; word reading (WR) or colour naming (CN) is assumed to ...
... colour concept (e.g.
Vertebrate Models: The Hippocampus
... genetically altered mice can result in enhanced learning (Joe Tsien, ...
... genetically altered mice can result in enhanced learning (Joe Tsien, ...
knowledge - 3C Media Solutions
... Psychologists distinguish between: – Familiarity - knowledge of having seen or otherwise experienced some stimulus before, but having little information associated with it. ...
... Psychologists distinguish between: – Familiarity - knowledge of having seen or otherwise experienced some stimulus before, but having little information associated with it. ...
10mj - Department of Computing Science
... hands in excitement. The flag fell and they were off. Within seconds the car had pulled away from the pack and was cornering round the bend at a desperate pace. Coming down the straight the sun glinted on its shimmering paint. The driver gripped the wheel with fierce concentration. Sweat lay in fine ...
... hands in excitement. The flag fell and they were off. Within seconds the car had pulled away from the pack and was cornering round the bend at a desperate pace. Coming down the straight the sun glinted on its shimmering paint. The driver gripped the wheel with fierce concentration. Sweat lay in fine ...
Heading 1 (Arial 14): Title, grouped style
... ignore effectively task-irrelevant events—is a core feature of all efficient information processing. In order to be maximally efficient, attention must be flexible so that it can be responsive to unexpected and potentially significant events outside the focus of attention. Flexibility is achieved by ...
... ignore effectively task-irrelevant events—is a core feature of all efficient information processing. In order to be maximally efficient, attention must be flexible so that it can be responsive to unexpected and potentially significant events outside the focus of attention. Flexibility is achieved by ...
Emotion and explicit memory
... binding factor for memory processes (Talmi and Moscovitch, 2004). In addition to an enhanced response bias, it has been suggested that emotional items are not recognized better than neutral ones in verbal recognition tasks (Danion et al., 1995; Maratos et al., 2000; Windmann and Kutas, 2001), wherea ...
... binding factor for memory processes (Talmi and Moscovitch, 2004). In addition to an enhanced response bias, it has been suggested that emotional items are not recognized better than neutral ones in verbal recognition tasks (Danion et al., 1995; Maratos et al., 2000; Windmann and Kutas, 2001), wherea ...
Surprise! Dopamine signals mix action, value and error
... predicted task engagement, supporting the role of DA in mediating value-dependent motivation. However, by itself, this could reflect either a slow time-varying motivational component or the effect of multiple phasic learning signals. Next they investigated the within-trial dynamics of DA using volta ...
... predicted task engagement, supporting the role of DA in mediating value-dependent motivation. However, by itself, this could reflect either a slow time-varying motivational component or the effect of multiple phasic learning signals. Next they investigated the within-trial dynamics of DA using volta ...
Long-Term Memory: Overview
... – Formation of associations between items in LTM – Higher false alarm rate for semantically related words in recognition tasks – Categorical structure of recall - grouping of similar objects into categories ...
... – Formation of associations between items in LTM – Higher false alarm rate for semantically related words in recognition tasks – Categorical structure of recall - grouping of similar objects into categories ...
Memory - Intro to Psych: 4(AE)
... • Conditioning: Associations formed between stimuli – Something in the past triggers a memory, then a specific action ...
... • Conditioning: Associations formed between stimuli – Something in the past triggers a memory, then a specific action ...
Slide 1
... Those who have experienced the feeling describe it as an overwhelming sense of familiarity with something that shouldn't be familiar at all. Say, for example, you are traveling to England for the first time. You are touring a cathedral, and suddenly it seems as if you have been in that very spot bef ...
... Those who have experienced the feeling describe it as an overwhelming sense of familiarity with something that shouldn't be familiar at all. Say, for example, you are traveling to England for the first time. You are touring a cathedral, and suddenly it seems as if you have been in that very spot bef ...
Individual differences in working memory capacity and divided
... Even though the above cited evidence supports the controlled attention view of WM, one limitation of previous research is that all the experiments tested selective attention only. It is therefore an open question as to whether WMC will be related to performance in a divided attention paradigm. Cowan ...
... Even though the above cited evidence supports the controlled attention view of WM, one limitation of previous research is that all the experiments tested selective attention only. It is therefore an open question as to whether WMC will be related to performance in a divided attention paradigm. Cowan ...
Memory and Reasoning - the Cognitive Systems Group
... • Counter Example: – The way of dealing with information in working memory is more important for storage in long-term memory than rehearsal ...
... • Counter Example: – The way of dealing with information in working memory is more important for storage in long-term memory than rehearsal ...