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  1. Psychophysiology of Visual Recognition Memory (Vagal Tone)

    Embargo set by: Seth Robbins for item 69058 Lift date: Forever Reason: Restricted to the U of I community idenfinitely during batch ingest of legacy ETDs

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  2. Role of Semantic Features in Recognition Memory

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  3. An EEG Study on Loneliness and Recognition Memory

    … has been shown to relate to recollection-based recognition deficits, but the relationship between loneliness and recognition memory (i.e., recollection and familiarity) has not been thoroughly examined. The current study hypothesized that more lonely individuals would have lower recognition

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  4. A Hybrid Connectionist-Instance Model of Recognition Memory

    … areas of psychology, connectionist models of memory have not met the standards created by competing models of memory. Much of the reason for this failure is due to the severe interference connectionist models typically show for information learned sequentially, which is often called …

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  5. The role of verbal processing in face recognition memory

    … view of the role of verbal processing in face recognition memory by examining some of the neglected issues in two streams of cognitive research, face recognition and verbal overshadowing. Traditionally, research in face recognition focuses on visual and semantic aspects of familiar and …

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  6. Recognition memory reveals just how contrastive contrastive accenting is

    The effects of pitch accenting on memory were investigated in three experiments. Participants listened to short recorded discourses that contained contrast sets with two items (e.g. British scientists and French scientists); a subsequent continuation picked out one item from the set. Pitch …

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  7. Output Interference and Strength Based Mirror Effect in Recognition Memory

    … The differentiation account posits that as the memory traces are strengthened, the memory for the items is less noisy and therefore are less confusable with the stored memory traces. The criterion shift account, on the other hand, suggests that the tendency to endorse a test item differs between …

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  8. Mode of Presentation Effects and Retroactive Inhibition in Recognition Memory

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  9. Spontaneous Recognition Memory Measured by Performance in a Memory Stroop Paradigm

    Studies of recognition memory have generally involved tests in which the participant's memory is directly questioned. There are occasions, however, in which memory is more spontaneous in nature: e.g., recognizing an acquaintance out of context). The current studies investigated spontaneous …

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  10. The Retrieval Processes That Underlie Remembering and Knowing in Recognition Memory

    … study the subjective experience that accompanies memory retrieval. Theorists commonly assume that the experiential states of Remembering and Knowing measured by this procedure are direct manifestations of two underlying retrieval processes, recollection and familiarity. This assumption was put to …

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  11. Development of Recognition Memory: Process Dissociation of Recollection and Familiarity in Children

    … debate in the adult literature on whether recognition memory can better be explained by a single- or a dual-process account. Single-process accounts assume that a single memory strength signal underlies recognition. Dual-process accounts propose two independent processes, namely …

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  12. The Effect of Selective Cholinergic Lesion of Medial Septum on Recognition Memory

    … cholinergic neurons in object and spatial recognition memory. Stereotaxic-surgical infusion of the selective cholinergic neurotoxin, 192IgG-saporin (SAP), into the medial septum (MS) of Sprague-Dawley rats was utilized to establish an animal model of cholinergic deficit of the …

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