Odours are also powerful cues to remember an exhibition, as demonstrated by Aggleton and Waskett [11] in their work at the Jorvik Viking museum in York, England.
Mice hate swimming, so they quickly learn to use visual cues to remember where the platform is (even when the scientists move the platforms and the cues around a few times).
A second study, to be published on Thursday in the British Journal of Psychiatry, gave volunteers cues to remember positive events in their lives such as their wedding or performance in a play.
16 17 These include creating cues to remember things, separating similar objects and tasks so that there is less likelihood of confusion, and checking you have got the correct resources before committing to an action.
In one experimental study, adult participants were given photographs from their childhoods as cues to remembering the events depicted.
Recently, Roberts et al. (2008) have suggested that in www-memory studies (like the one presented here), subjects could be using elapsed time by means of circadian timers, accumulators or the strength of a memory trace as a cue to make their choices rather than remembering when an event happened (i.e. mentally travel in time to an event of the past).
A commander could give his officer a cue to attack.
Each was preceded by a cue, "Remember living" or "Remember syllable," which indicated that any previously seen items in the block that followed would be those from just 1 of the 2 study phase tasks.
The first positive feedback (1stPF) would cue participants to remember and continue performing based on this new rule.
To see this, suppose Sid is a cognitive psychologist running experiments in which subjects hear word pairs and an hour later are given the first word of each pair as a cue and are asked to remember the second word.
In a memory scanning task each item of the memory set was preceded by a cue that indicated either to remember or to ignore the next following item.
