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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Episodisches Gedächtnis"”.

  1. Implizite Gedächtnisfunktionen bei transitorischer globaler Amnesie

    Transient global amnesia, TGA, is an impairment of memory of temporary nature that is characterized by an anterograde amnesia for declarative contents. The syndrome is benign and patients recover within 24 hours without relevant remaining deficits. The main aim of this dissertation was the …

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  2. The dissipating task-repetition benefit in cued task-switching : exploring the role of task-set decay vs.temporal distinctiveness in episodic task retrieval

    In everyday life, we are constantly confronted with changing demands in our environment and constantly happen to perform a multitude of tasks. Current theories describe cognitive control (Logan, 1985; Wood & Grafman, 2003) as the functional underlying mechanism which enables flexible adaptations of …

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  3. Neuronale Korrelate der Vorhersage hierarchischer Stimulussequenzen

    In daily life, we are enclosed by constantly changing structures. We perceive and learn to appreciate these so called stimulus sequences in order to appropriately adapt our behavior. For example, a step onto a moving escalator is exactly planned to avoid stumbling. But in case of an escalator not …

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