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Neuropsychological correlates of auditory perceptual inference: A mismatch negativity (MMN) study
The mismatch negativity (MMN) component of the auditory event-related potential can be used to study automatic perceptual inference. This study was designed to explore “Conditional Inference” in the M… more →
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Neuropsychological correlates of auditory perceptual inference: A mismatch negativity (MMN) study
Callier Library wrote 3 weeks ago: The mismatch negativity (MMN) component of the auditory event-related potential can be used to study … more →
Sensory Memory
thistle1cadenza wrote 1 month ago: The other day, I drove through B. K. Lounge (aka Burger King.) The route through the congested parki … more →
Amnesia: Right. Of course.
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writerchick99 wrote 7 months ago: On the episode of This American Life entitled “How to Rest In Peace,” host Ira Glass beg … more →
ERP Evaluation of Auditory Sensory Memory Systems in Adults with Intellectual Disability
Callier Library wrote 8 months ago: Abstract Auditory sensory memory stage can be functionally divided into two subsystems; transient-de … more →
Remembrance of Foods Past
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Ricki wrote 1 year ago: As our man Marcel so eloquently illustrated, it’s pretty much natural for most of us to be flo … more →
What Food Flavors or Scents Remind You of Childhood?
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culinspiration wrote 11 months ago: All it took for Proust was a taste of one of those little clamshell cakes they now sell at Starbucks … more →
Historical "memory"
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Robert Moore wrote 11 months ago: Noting a post elsewhere, I thought that perhaps it might be interesting to take a deeper look at wha … more →
Increased Cognitive Functioning in Symptomatic Huntington's Disease As Revealed by Behavioral and Event-Related Potential Indices of Auditory Sensory Memory and Attention
Callier Library wrote 1 year ago: Cognitive functions are thought to deteriorate globally in late stages of various neurodegenerative … more →
How come a cheap hard drive works better than my brain?
Ken Currier wrote 1 year ago: If my brain is such a sophisticated hunk of neurons, how come I can’t just recall stuff like a cheap … more →
