[PDF] Top 20 An integrated brain-behavior model for working memory

... task-related brain activation, connectivity and resting- state connectivity is not speci fi c to WM as it was also observed in connection to whole-brain resting-state connectivity as shown in our ... See full document

... investigating memory processes (Tort et ...a working memory task in studies employing a rat model of TBI (Fedor et ...during memory tasks have revealed no decrease in the overall firing ... See full document

... ongoing behavior, representations in working memory (WM) often have to be modified in line with changing task ...in memory is accomplished by modality-specific spatial atten- tion ...sensory ... See full document

... the model improved this classification more than two- fold to ...that brain measures (event- related potentials), could identify infants and young children at risk for dyslexia (Maurer et ...of brain ... See full document

... the working memory of children with the autism spectrum [20]. Working memory is the ability to maintain information in an information processing posi- ...for working memory to ... See full document

... both brain activity (trend in the right IPS) and GM volumes (bilateral IPS) exhibited an interaction between sex and genotype, with greater genotype effects in males than ...on behavior, brain ... See full document

... spatial working and reference memory tasks that, in the mouse, are ...hippocampal-dependent working memory impairments at a time when such impairments were not yet present in disease per ...a ... See full document

... complex behavior with nonlinear dynamic properties ...chaotic behavior, is present in many dynamic systems existing in nature, such as the human brain ...the behavior and physiology of an ... See full document

... vivo model is needed to provide the appropriate anatomical and physiological context for an informative assessment of systemic ...with brain specific expression of CT fused to green fluorescent protein ... See full document

... the model of working memory [12] [25]. Working memory is the active process by which information is maintained in short-term memory stores and manipulated dur- ing performance of ... See full document

... spatial working memory, respectively ...more behavior-oriented perspective suggests that combining both types of memory representations might be advantageous for motor functions ...The ... See full document

... of working memory and also the ability of preserving information and keeping them in the passive avoidance ...the brain have a high capability to calcium ions passage, and some of them are in pre- ... See full document

... A key objective of the Integrated Children’s System (ICS) is to facilitate the sharing of information across agencies. However, there is mixed evidence for its effectiveness. In an evaluation of four pilot sites ... See full document

...  P2 − P3  . If each item gets a single channel in an otherwise empty WM the ratio should be 1, otherwise it should be 1.5, independent of the number of items in the list. The calculations from measurements in Murdock ... See full document

... Many kinds of parallelism resemble meter in extending from beginning to end of a section of text, but there are differences, which may relate to how meter and parallelism are processed in working memory. ... See full document

... Our findings can be easily accommodated by a consolidation account: Time after each individual word is used to consolidate the last present item into WM and episodic memory (Ricker, 2015). In contrast, a ... See full document

... of working memory assessed by the material used in this study, the results presented in A4 and B4 subtests indicated the non-occurrence of a statistically signifi- cant difference between the group of ... See full document

... between memory updating and the node visit indicators might be due to the closed environment of the digital reading ...a behavior actually conducted in an open web ... See full document

... recollected episode. It is this experience of the self re-experiencing the past that he terms autonoetic conscious awareness and regards as being the hallmark of episodic memory. To a similar end, Jacoby (1991) ... See full document

... 1.4.2 RECENCY EFFECTS IN LTM As discussed earlier evidence presented by Glanzer and his colleagues 1969, 1972 suggested that the serial position curve for free recall was actually a comp[r] ... See full document