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... whereas associative tests are more reliant on recollection based processes (Healy, Light, & Chung, 2005; Old & Naveh-Benjamin, ...why age deficits are often smaller for item tests than for ... See full document

... were related either integratively or ...smaller age differences in associative memory compared to unrelated ...reduces associative deficits in older adults, most likely by supporting ... See full document

... two age groups, at each level of ...an age-dependent working memory-assisted ...the associative boost that is needed for these items to be recalled ...CVLT. Age-effects at separation-1 were ... See full document

... Though associative memory is generally supported by recollection, it has been suggested that familiarity can also contribute to associative memory when stimuli can be unitized and encoded as a single ... See full document

... larger age differences for tasks requiring increased self-initiated processing in the absence of environmental support ...alongside age-related decline of prefrontal functionality (West, 1996), which ... See full document

... weakly related lures in older adults suggesting that activation may spread even further within the associative network than in younger adults - perhaps because of a lack of effective ... See full document

... between age (young vs. older) and test (item vs. associative) such that the age-related deficit in performance is greater for associative than for item memory, and this has been ... See full document

... syndrome is the most common known microdeletion disorder and occurs in one in every 2,000 to 4,000 live births (Shprintzen 2005; Vorstman et al. 2006). The syndrome has a large phenotypic spectrum but is most commonly ... See full document

... conditional associative learning also involve the participation of other relevant cognitive processes such as attention, active memory, and inhibition, it seems acceptable to place our results within the general ... See full document

... Fifteen healthy elderly adults (7 men, 8 women) partici- pated in this experiment. Mean ± standard deviation (SD) of age, height, weight, foot length (FL), and audi- tory threshold were 71.2 ± 6.0 years, 156.7 ± ... See full document

... hemorrhage related to extraventricular drain place- ment, aneurysm rerupture before treatment, or intraprocedural rupture during surgical clipping or endovascular coil emboliza- ... See full document

... A number of lines of evidence support the notion that altered APP processing leading to increased production, aggregation and deposition of Aβ are major pathogenic events in Alzheimer’s disease (see for review (2)). ... See full document

... with age (Kumar et ...while age-related blunting was seen in P70S6K1, this was not a uniform response across signals following the first exercise bout, suggesting that blunted translational ... See full document

... visual dysfunction is likely to contribute to impaired global motion discrimination in migraine. They provided, however, only a qualitative assessment of deficits for individual observers across the different ... See full document

... The present study confirmed that for community-dwelling individuals aged 50 to 90 years screened for major neurological disorders and recording MMSE scores >24, poorer mental health was associated with cognitive ... See full document

... in 1,517 ambulatory Chinese elderly participants. Results indicated that upper limb dysfunction was one predictor for balance deficits and risk of fall in the studied population. Upper limbs support the body ... See full document

... distinction between explicit and implicit memory is discussed below, and is illustrated within individual patients, by contrasting temporal lobe amnesics’ performance on different classe[r] ... See full document

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... cannabis related impairments, specifically examining literature on memory function of cannabis users while ...and age of onset being associated with the ... See full document

... Background: Work-related injuries of the shoulder complex represent a challenge for clinicians because of the large variety of clinical entities involved and the broad anatomic structures that can be affected. ... See full document