Can the Working Memory Model (Baddeley and Hitch, 1974) explain
Can technological change explain the stock market collapse of 1974?
... the model with technology specific capital and irreversible investment, showed that news about the future availability of a better technology does not have any effect on the price of installed capital, and that, in ...
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Can working conditions explain the return-to-entrepreneurship puzzle?
... As is most often done in the literature, self-employment will be used as the empirical realization of “entrepreneur- ship” in this paper. 5 The group of the self-employed in the data consists of tradesmen and liberal ...
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Baddeley's working memory model
... original model was published, it suggests that the original model was unfinished; therefore the model may not serve as an explanation of the working ...The model doesn’t account for all ...
Higher-Dimensional Neurons Explain the Tuning and Dynamics of Working Memory Cells
... in working memory during a somatosensory discrimination task show that the content of working memory is not only stimulus dependent but also strongly time ...neural model that ...
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Working Memory Deficits can be Overcome: Impacts of Training and Medication on Working Memory in Children with ADHD
... A final possibility is that the WM training gains in this study are the consequence of features of the intervention program other than intensive and prolonged practice at difficulty levels corresponding to personal WM ...
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An integrated brain-behavior model for working memory
... Working memory (WM) is a central construct in cognitive neuroscience because it comprises mechanisms of active information maintenance and cognitive control that underpin most complex cognitive ...
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Sentence Processing in a Vectorial Model of Working Memory
... parsing model defined using independently posited operations over activation-based working memory and weight-based episodic ...This model has the attractive property that it hypoth- esizes ...
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Can we distinguish three maintenance processes in working memory?
... hypotheses presuppose a limited resource, the alternative supposition that there is interference between task materials leads to the removal hypothesis, the notion that attention is needed to prevent processing materials ...
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What is working memory capacity, and how can we measure it?
... (2000) model (see also Friedman et ...of working memory, such as the n-back ...different working-memory updating ...the memory-updating task (Oberauer et ...studies can be ...
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Can a stochastic cusp catastrophe model explain housing market crashes?
... of housing booms and busts in the data, such as in UK 1978, 1980,1990, NL 1978, BE 1987,1990, and the depression of SE after 1990. A general lesson for policy makers to be drawn from these examples is that the cusp ...
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Can a single model explain both breast cancer and prostate cancer?
... There are a number of options available in searching for the optimum treatment protocol. One consideration is whether or not localized treatment, such as surgery, should be done initially for BC or PC. It is known that ...
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Can an Inter temporal Model Explain India's Current Account Balance?
... the model allows testing the effectiveness of these controls and check whether there are any avoidable welfare losses and potential growth foregone due to capital ...perception can change and raise doubts ...
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Can a stochastic cusp catastrophe model explain housing market crashes?
... (Zeeman, 1974); it can capture the inherent instability in many nonlinear dynamical systems and has proven to be an extremely successful tool to investigate the qualitative properties in a wide range of ...
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Can a Habit Formation Model really explain the forward premium anomaly?
... formation model delivers a downward sloping real yield ...consumption-based model is not able to produce the behavior of exchange markets we cannot state it for sure, given the inconsistency in the ...the ...
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CAN EPIGENETICS EXPLAIN TRANSGENERATIONAL
... factors can favor proper behavioral responses, negative factors such as traumatic events can alter behavior and induce diseases like borderline personality disorder, bipolar depression and antisocial ...but ...
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Intangibles: Can They Explain the Unexplained
... Economies today are facing a second wave of globalization, characterized by specialization in tasks and inter-industry trade (Baldwin, 2006). Intangible capital is the binding factor for maintaining the global network of ...
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Speech segmentation with a neural encoder model of working memory
... cognitive model, it relates the kinds of learning biases used in previous work to the wider literature on working ...to model lexical ac- quisition generally require an auxiliary model for ...
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Modeling working memory: an interference model of complex span
... of working memory? The best-known theories of working memory today are only verbally ...of working memory. The working memory theory of Baddeley (1986, 2000) ...
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Modeling working memory: An interference model of complex span
... the memory items emerge, which then have an increasing chance to be remembered later, not only when it comes to recalling the items, but also when it comes to reconstructing a memory of one ’s own ...
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A neural model of retrospective attention in visual working memory.
... mixture model provided an adequate description of error dis- tributions, but we found—consistent with previous results—that no single parameter of the model was uniquely affected by the retro- ...
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