This works by asking experiment participants to remember a series of pictures of individuals, who vary along various dimensions – for example, some have black hair and some blond, some are men, some women, etc.
All seven patients participated in Experiment 1. Patients 1, 2 and 4 also participated in Experiment 2. > -wrap-foot> In our first experiment, participants' ability to remember the identity of objects and their locations was assessed using a recently established paradigm that provides a measure of recall performance on a continuous, analogue scale (Pertzov et al., 2012 b ).
And Ms. Beberfield, who said she thought the butchering would be "an experiment for them to remember," brought out the chickens.
Mice that avoided the dark compartment during the whole time of the experiment were considered to remember the task to the maximum level.
Kids love experiments and tend to remember concepts better when they have experimented with them themselves.
As in Experiment 1, the participants of Experiment 2A were asked to remember the memory item's image, and the participants of Experiment 2B were asked to remember the memory item's category.
To this end, the current experiment required the participants to remember 3 colors considering VWM can hold 3∼4 of them [1], [2].
Consequently, participants in Experiment 2A, who had to remember the exact object image, would be encouraged to encode the visual features of the memory item.
Conversely, participants in Experiment 2B, who had to remember the object category, should find it strategic to encode the category (thus prioritizing semantic information in WM) rather than trying to remember the images of four exemplars.
Notwithstanding the obvious mating advantage of some males over others in the present experiment, it is necessary to remember that potential mate choice cues, such as territory size and male-male interaction, were not available to the females in our experiment.
