Source memory, a facet of episodic memory, is the memory of the origin of information.
An analysis of data collected during the course of the Oxford Survey of Childhood Cancer has shown that it is possible to recognize different facets of memory bias without systematic checking of individuals' records, and to make use of the biased data.
The neuropsychological assessment comprised 17 tests measuring selected facets of attention, memory, executive functions, and general cognitive ability.
In this process, one can deliberately choose to reactivate all facets of a memory or only certain facets.
Each facet of a flexible memory representation is both related to other facets of the same representation and to facets of other memory representations.
An essential facet of epigenetics or 'epigenetic memory' is that a gene expression state must be maintained or re-established through each cell cycle.
Results indicated that general psychopathology, short-term memory, and intellectual ability predicted facets of children's memory performance.
Descriptions of the intense way Picasso looked at things suggest another facet of his behaviour relevant to memory.
Here, though, he drew upon a different facet of a media-steeped childhood — memories of President John F. Kennedy's assassination — for "One Red Rose," commissioned in part by Carnegie Hall and presented here in its premiere.
Some test batteries are designed to investigate several facets of a single cognitive function (e.g. types of memory), while others are dedicated to a broader and deeper investigation of cognitive abilities.
Memory, all kinds of memory, is exploding.
