[PDF] Top 20 Visual Working Memory in Human Cortex

... When directly compared, it appears that the discrete resource allocation model slightly more accurately fits the data of this study relative to the flexible resource allocation model (Rouder, Morey et al., 2008). ... See full document

... Motor encoding of images: Motor cortical potentials from visual-motor trials locked to 426 motor response 427 To examine brain activity from neural responses within motor regions in this[r] ... See full document

... in memory processes and structures and their role in post- TBI deficits, bridging the gap between ex vivo studies of memory circuitry and memory behavior remains ...to memory formation and ... See full document

... the visual-spatial working memory level ...or visual-spatial ...the working mem- ory of children with ADHD who have not received medi- cation (9), children with weak working ... See full document

... in memory-related encoding processes (Grady et ...retrosplenial cortex and visual ...support memory, imagery and perception (Albright, ...simple visual attention task (Geerligs et ... See full document

... occipital cortex, and, most prominently, in the left medial temporal pole (LMTP) (Figure ...auditory cortex correlated with a positive BOLD signal in visual cortex during a visual ... See full document

... using human and primate participants with brain lesions provide some support for a distinction between functions associated with the lateral PFC and those associated with orbital and medial areas ...orbitofrontal ... See full document

... the human brain has a spe- cific cognitive system for holding information to be manipulated and executed: working ...memory. Visual short-term memory (VSTM) is a specific subtype that ... See full document

... and visual routes to mental imagery, as well as the importance of long- term visual memory’s interaction with semantics, has been retained by all subsequent ...poor visual acuity, apraxia for single ... See full document

... the human visual system (HVS) have been developed to achieve perceptual consistency in the quality ...primary visual cortex, even though the produced independent components are only ... See full document

... This experiment therefore replicated the negative effects of executive load and distraction that were observed in Experiments 1–3. In the latter case, we observed some evidence of increasing distractor interference when ... See full document

... It has been documented that the rat mPFC is required for working-memory task performance. For example, le- sion to the mPFC impairs the performance of rats on de- layed alternation tasks [10-12]. Thus, ... See full document

... renders memory for both vulnerable to interference from an irrelevant ...in working memory compete to occupy a narrow focus of attention and that this competition is determined by a combination of ... See full document

... for visual system development and illustrate compelling similarities between the timing of visual, anatomical, and neurobiological milestones in human ... See full document

... Each task began with a series of instruction screens, each presented for 30 s. The first screen contained an overview of the stimuli and responses. Each of the five following screens gave a verbal description of one of ... See full document

... during memory encoding in enabling the individual to focus on targets while filtering out nearby visual ...to working memory tasks (featuring longer encoding and retention durations) requires ... See full document

... in Memory with Plasticity-based Adaptive Cognitive Training) and ACTIVE (Advanced Cognitive Training in the Independent and Vital ...standard memory tests after use and self-reported positive changes in ... See full document

... the visual responses measured in a number of subcortical [6] and cortical areas [17, 30-32] using functional imaging ...the human LGN, and to segment it on the basis of its ... See full document

... the cortex [see Hillebrand & Barnes (2002) for an analogous problem of localization error introduced when a single dipole is used to model a curved area of the ... See full document

... With the executive functions, memory and working memory we can understand and act in a lot of situations. But to understand the difference between object and agents we need a Theory of Mind. It is ... See full document