Memory structure for cognitive intelligence processing
Memory Structure and Cognitive Maps
... Nadel, cognitive maps were not simply a general framework for thinking about mental structure; the cognitive map was posed as a theory of hippocampal ...these cognitive maps are inherently ...
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The structure of working memory and how it relates to intelligence in children
... Nevertheless, further studies should test other WM models, particularly to distinguish not only between verbal and spatial STM, but also between verbal and spatial WM components. We also considered g as a unitary ...
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Cognitive Risk Factors for Specific Learning Disorder: Processing Speed, Temporal Processing, and Working Memory
... temporal processing are likely to be overestimated in children with RD and might be mistaken as deficits associated with poor literacy ...temporal processing deficits in children with ...temporal ...
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Cognitive processing of news as a function of structure : a comparison between inverted pyramid and chronology
... between story structures and sense-making strategies in the cognitive processing of text; and reading enjoyment, because it is related to motivation and attention for reading. The literature suggests some ...
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Basic cognitive processes of intelligence
... short-term memory access demands of any set size larger than one are reflected in the non-decision time parameter [28,31], which explains why non-decision time parameters from these conditions are less strongly ...
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Reviewing the Role of Cognitive Load, Expertise Level, Motivation, and Unconscious Processing in Working Memory Performance
... Knowledge can be unconscious in the sense that learners are neither aware of how they acquire and learn it, nor aware of how the unconsciously acquired knowledge facilitates their cognitive-task performance ( ...
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WORKING MEMORY AND COGNITIVE CONTROL
... long-term memory, and ...working memory. Specifically how processing and storage interact with working memory, the influence of organisational factors on working memory and the ...
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Cognitive predictors of a common multitasking ability: Contributions from working memory, attention control, and fluid intelligence
... The finding that WM accounts for as much variance in multitasking ability as fluid intelligence has practical implications, too. As suggested by Colom et al. (2010) and Hambrick et al. (2011), organizations whose ...
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Emotional processing and episodic memory.
... in memory performance principally in terms of the comparative incidence of sensory perceptual memories and conceptual-semantic ...of memory type) might better inform speculation as to the mechanisms of the ...
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Vestibular contribution to memory processing
... of memory-related brain regions ...the memory [68]. However, the reason for memory impairment with extra-threshold GVS is unknown, this may be due to indirect relation to visual impairment ...to ...
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Normal Appearing White Matter Permeability Distinguishes Poor Cognitive Performance in Processing Speed and Working Memory
... mediated by “disconnection” of impor- tant projection and association fibers. 45 However, despite these limitations, sig- nificant results were obtained for the Paced Auditory Serial Addition Test and the Symbol Digit ...
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Cognitive predictors of parent rated inattention in very preterm children: the role of working memory and processing speed
... specific cognitive measure (presented in Supplement ...same cognitive skills measured in the study, and thus IQ adjustment may mask variance of interest (Taylor, ...addition, cognitive deficits ...
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Cognitive predictors of parent-rated inattention in very preterm children: The role of working memory and processing speed
... the cognitive processes associated with inattention di ffer between term- born and very preterm ...basic cognitive processes and executive ...short-term memory and poorer visuospatial working ...
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Attention and working memory as predictors of intelligence
... There are four trials requiring the same number of swaps. The trials are arranged in such a way that the level of difficulty of a new trial is not predictable from the previous trial. The participants do not know the ...
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Bayesian Cognitive Processing Models
... Bayesian cognitive processing model was created by embedding a signal detection theory model of the MCI Screen-delayed recog- nition memory task into a hierarchical Bayesian ...recognition ...
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Cognitive Modeling: Role of Artificial Intelligence
... language processing, and ...Language Processing (NLP) and computer vision (CV), have resulted in major AI projects and products in ...intelligent processing apps, ...develop cognitive models ...
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Network Models for Cognitive Development and Intelligence
... the intelligence literature, it seems to be at least partly correct because making truly unidimensional tests is likely impossible [18] and sampling from the same underlying processes between tests seems ...the ...
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Time and cognitive load in working memory.
... the cognitive load a given task involves varies as a function of the proportion of time during which it captures attention, even when the number of stimuli to be processed and the total time allowed to process ...
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Ben Goertzel - The Structure of Intelligence
... For instance, virtually all the laws of physics have been expressed as optimization problems, often with dramatic consequences. Economics, politics, and law all revolve around finding the "best" solution to various ...
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Advanced aging enhances the positivity effect in memory: due to cognitive control or age-related decline in emotional processing?
... limited. Cognitive control mechanisms are critical in achieving such goals and therefore SST predicts that the positivity effect is associated with preserved cognitive control mechanisms in older ...
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