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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"False Recognition"”.

  1. The impact of psychosocial stress and biological sex on false recognition memory

    … stress can lead to increased rates of false recognition memory errors in humans. In addition, it attempted to show that false recognition error rates differ depending on biological sex and the original stimulus type, thus extending and validating the research done by Gallo and …

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  2. Often Wrong but Never in Doubt: Categorized Lists Produce Confident False Memories

    … words from semantic categories, then take a recognition test on those items. Subjects are likely to recognize common: high output dominance) category members even when they are not studied. Across three experiments, we sought to extend the categorized list procedure, further develop an …

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  3. Optical Graph Recognition

    … In this thesis we introduce Optical Graph Recognition. Optical Graph Recognition (OGR) reverses Graph Drawing and transforms a digital image of a graph into an abstract representation. Our approach consists of four phases: Preprocessing where we determine which pixels of an image are part …

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  4. Source memory for actions

    … for performed and observed actions in recall and recognition tasks. The motor simulation account predicts that motor activation during action observation results in source misattributions of observed actions as self-performed. Alternatively, source judgements at test may be based on the evaluation …

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  5. The role of sleep in consolidation of multi-item bound representations

    … object-scene pairings. Furthermore, object-scene recognition was significantly more accurate than action-scene recognition across both cultures, suggesting a difference between actions and objects in ease of recognition. In paper 2 this was expanded to see the role of sleep in consolidation of …

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  6. Investigating the Effect of Attentional Control on Source Monitoring and DRM Memory Performance

    … proposed to explain the mechanisms underlying false memory formation in the DRM paradigm. Recent research has explored novel list types, such as mediated lists, to isolate spreading activation, and showed support for associative activation over gist-based processing. Studies examining source …

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  7. Speech Recognition under Stress

    … Illinois University- Carbondale. TITLE: SPEECH RECOGNITION UNDER STRESS MAJOR PROFESSOR: Dr. Nazeih M. Botros In this dissertation, three techniques, Dynamic Time Warping (DTW), Hidden Markov Models (HMM), and Hidden Control Neural Network (HCNN) are utilized to realize talker-independent …

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