It is hard to argue that these information processing biases can fully differentiate between diagnoses of anxiety and depression, given the inconsistent but sometimes positive findings of memory biases in anxiety and attentional biases in depression (see Dunn et al., 2009).
First, the neurologist evaluated the cognitive function, and those patients with findings of memory loss or dementia were referred to the nuclear medicine department in the Virgen de las Nieves hospital (Granada, Spain), in order to acquire complementary screening information for diagnosisb.
Conclusions: Patients with mild TBI and persistent postconcussive symptoms have a high incidence of temporal lobe injury (presumably involving the hippocampus and related structures), which may explain the frequent finding of memory disorders in this population.
A fundamental finding of memory research has been that human memory is not a literal record of the world, but is influenced by knowledge representations that already exist in the brain [1].
This interpretation found further support in findings of hampered memory performance during the perception of angry, but not happy background music in alexithymia [40].
First findings of glycemic memory were reported over 20 years ago and later on confirmed basing on large clinical trials [ 2, 12, 13].
These findings of subsequent memory effects suggest that strong binding of the item-context associations, as well as resistance to interference, may have greater premium in the formation of successful source memory of pictures under distraction.
This demonstrates that previous findings of reduced memory following suppression in healthy individuals (Richards & Gross, 1999, 2000) can be replicated when adopting a broader definition of suppression that looks at inhibition of both externally expressed and internally experienced affect.
Despite inter-individual variability, we observed higher IFN-γ production in CD8+ T cells from IgG+ individuals than in negative controls, a finding indicative of memory T cell responses to ZEBOV.
Thus, alternative accounts of the findings in terms of memory, deprioritization, or goal neglect (cf. Duncan et al., 1996) were ruled out.
The finding of recognition memory enhancement in the positive mood/high arousal condition might be predicted from studies showing that positive affect is associated with improved cognitive abilities including creative problem solving [10], spatial processing [11], [12] associative memory [9] and broadening of attention in health and disease [9], [13].
