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Sex Differences in Subjective Estimation of Time During the Performance of Verbal and Spatial Tasks
... Instrument 3 – control task: It consists of manipulating an image created by Foster (2002) with a mouse. In order to measure time, JavaScript routines were used with the Client PC clock so that errors were not induced ...
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Spatial sequences, but not verbal sequences, are vulnerable to general interference during retention in working memory
... that spatial memory was worse in uncued than in retro-cued trials, whereas verbal memory was ...of spatial serial order, like maintenance of visual materials more broadly, relies on general rather ...
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The effects of different verbal route instructions on spatial orientation
... facilitate spatial orientation and cognitive ...of verbal instructions that consists of not only landmarks at decision points but also additional landmarks along a route or in distance that are considered ...
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Perception, cognition and measurement of verbal and non-verbal aspects of the cardinal concept in bodily-spatial interaction
... the verbal instruction “kangaroo-two”, Chris had to visually identify a configuration of dots that matched the metaphorical expression (see Figure 2, ...activated, verbal- and non-verbal empirical ...
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Comparing Verbal And Spatial Working Memory In Monolingual And Bilingual Speakers
... sequence was 9 blocks. Once participants failed one set size, the task ended. The C-SST recorded three scores: maximal span, mean span, and traditional span. The maximal span was the longest trial achieved in the task. ...
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Age-related differences in verbal, visual and spatial memory: the same or different?
... three verbal, three visual and three spatial working memory ...as verbal, visual and spatial factors, emerged from the data, accounting for a total of ...
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Age-related differences in verbal, visual and spatial memory: the same or different?
... we can use this knowledge to help people use visual strategies to compensate for losses in the other types of memory? Another avenue for future research needs to be an examination of what these results mean in terms of ...
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Dissociating visuo-spatial and verbal working memory: It’s all in the features
... What benefits might there be in adopting a feature-based view relative to a system proposing separated structures? One argument is that a feature-based working memory, without separate verbal and ...
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Dissociating visuo-spatial and verbal working memory: It’s all in the features
... What benefits might there be in adopting a feature-based view relative to a system proposing separated structures? One argument is that a feature-based working memory, without separate verbal and ...
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Spatial but not verbal cognitive deficits at age 3 years in persistently antisocial individuals
... shown verbal intelligence deficits in adolescent antisocial individuals, but it is not known whether these deficits are in place prior to kindergarten or, alternatively, whether they are acquired throughout ...
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Memory and comprehension deficits in spatial descriptions of children with non-verbal and reading disabilities
... processing spatial information derived from descriptions, based on the assumption that both groups should find it more difficult than matched controls, but for different reasons, ...to spatial information ...
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The attentive robot companion: learning spatial information from observation and verbal interaction
... It is an analogy of a situation in which a person can not remember where she/he last placed a key ring, asking someone for help finding it. In concrete terms, the mobile service robot of a homeowner observes the actions ...
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Age-related differentiation in verbal and visuo-spatial working memory processing in childhood
... overt verbal strategies in the VSWM span ...used during the encoding phase. Whereas the VWM task taps verbal memory and combines it with visual processing of the stimuli for the processing task (a ...
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The role of visuo-spatial and verbal working memory in L2 Japanese reading proficiency
... measure of Japanese proficiency among 14 students (Douglas, 1996). However, it was not clear if this test was an accurate indicator of L2 reading proficiency since cloze test scores did not correlate with learners’ ...
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Examining the reliability of using fNIRS in realistic HCI settings for spatial and verbal tasks
... on verbal memory, but significantly extend our understanding of the impact of artefacts on fNIRS measurements, by also examining Spatial ...was Verbal since the encoding of the digits would reside ...
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The Self, Agency and Spatial Externalizations of Inner Verbal Thoughts, and Auditory Verbal Hallucinations
... Moreover, during hallucinations, IS-AVH relative to ES-AVH were associated with higher activity in the left planum temporal and right middle frontal gyrus ( 49 ...reversal during inner speech in AVH ( 50 ...
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Visuospatial Bootstrapping: Aging and the Facilitation of Verbal Memory by Spatial Displays
... normal to pathological aging. This would have the potential to provide a theoretical basis for developing techniques to support older people in remaining independent for longer and inform best practices when working with ...
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Association of Gestational Age With Verbal Ability and Spatial Working Memory at Age 11
... It is also unclear whether children born moderate to late preterm, and at early-term gestations, are at increased risk of impaired cognitive outcomes. Evidence from the UK Millennium Cohort Study (MCS) demonstrated a ...
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Spatial generalization and peak shift in humans
... peak shift direction, or away from the center, the group undergoing peak-shift induction in the horizontal dimension showed a significantly greater ...peak shift was found, but indications of peak ...
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Verbal memory and verbal fluency tasks used for language localization and lateralization during magnetoencephalography
... domain, spatial PCA (sPCA) (with covariance matrix; PASW Statistics 19) was conducted for each of the resultant temporal factors in order to identify the prin- cipal anatomical regions ...extracted during ...
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