Sentence examples for hamper memory from inspiring English sources

Whether photography can hamper memory, as research carried out by Dr Linda Henkel at Fairfield University suggests, or not, the fact is that we are now highly sophisticated visually.

Comparison should focus learners' attention on the commonalities across episodes and support the creation of abstract, generalized knowledge, but may hamper memory for the individual episodes.

In the final experiment where presentation time in the main task was notably speeded up to match the limits of encoding speed, interruptions did hamper memory.

This interpretation found further support in findings of hampered memory performance during the perception of angry, but not happy background music in alexithymia [40].

Vermeulen and colleagues found that during the presentation of angry, but not happy background music, high scorers on alexithymia recognized fewer anger and joy words than low scorers, indicating hampered memory performance during angry music perception associated with alexithymia [40].

Alternatively, an interaction between functional variants in DRD2 and COMT was found to hamper working memory [ 70].

Further, altered expression of DRD2 and COMT was found to hamper working memory, a trait affected in ADHD probands [ 70].

Studies have also indicated that maths anxiety has an online effect on maths performance through hampering working memory resources [ 12, 17].

Finally, we demonstrated that reduced confidence and shortened reaction times did not arise as the effect of hampered working memory resources.

He is well aware that Mr. Lieberman's bid for the presidency this year was hampered by memories of his performance in the 2000 debate.

But based on their earlier work with rats, researchers led by Dominique de Quervain, a physician at the University of Zürich in Switzerland, suspected cortisol might instead hamper retrieval of memories.