Perspectives in Memory Research integrates current knowledge about memory from both the brain and cognitive sciences.
While most memory research has focused on developing drugs that might improve memory – so-called cognitive enhancers – the thought that if one drug improved memory, another that blocked the effect of the first might impair it attracted a number of small start-up biotech companies interested in cashing on the potential PTSD market.
The study's results contradict previous memory research, which concluded that certain types of physical activities are better than others when it comes to cognitive function.
Cognitive memory/human and machine.
This article reviews the main behavioural findings in cognitive ageing research, and the structural and functional brain basis of the memory changes that occur with age.
On the basis of prior cognitive training research, the battery of tasks measured multiple cognitive abilities, including measures of executive function, working memory, episodic memory, and fluid intelligence.
This article reviews relevant findings from cognitive research on text comprehension, memory, and spatial cognition with the aim of describing how these concepts apply to the design and functionality of digital libraries.
Cognitive neurosciences research misinterpret this and assume that the mind is instantiated in the brain, and aims to explain how mental phenomena (perception, memory, attention, learning, etc).
Cognitive Brain Research, 15, 1-15.
Neuro-cognitive research has confirmed that glucose, as a main energy substrate for the brain, can momentarily benefit cognitive performances, particularly for memory functioning.
In the context of animal cognition research, cognition usually refers to the cognitive mechanisms involved in learning, memory, perception, and decision-making.
