Sentence examples for identification memory from inspiring English sources

All groups performed comparably in identification memory (Fig. 1B).

Subjects observed drawings of objects (arranged as 2 × 2 arrays) and, immediately after viewing, were asked either an identification question that did not address spatial relations (identification memory) or a question about the spatial arrangement of the array (spatial memory; Fig. 1A).

We measured blood levels of androgens (total testosterone, free testosterone, DHEA, DHEAS), estrogens (estradiol, estrone), and cognitive performance on recognition memory, perceptual identification, digit span memory, and visual attentional vigilance under both drug and placebo conditions.

Gaffan and colleagues further investigated rat visual object recognition in a series of lesion studies aimed at assessing the role of perirhinal cortex in object recognition memory and object identification [160 164].

Our observation of repetition suppression effects in the mid-anterior STG/STS and reactivation effects in the STG/IPL supports a 2-process model of auditory verbal recognition memory whereby stimulus identification and categorization is primarily mediated by an anterior auditory stream, and phonological retrieval is mediated by a dorsal auditory stream.

In addition to examining free-recall memory, we also looked at how misinformation about the perpetrator's appearance affected recognition memory by obtaining identifications from culprit-present and absent lineups.

Although ROCs have a long and productive history in many domains of psychological research (including recognition memory), their application to eyewitness identification decisions has been challenged.

One important goal was also to determine the importance of identification consistency for successful long-term recognition memory.

Of the facial identification tests applied previously, most assessed short-term recognition memory in experimental settings.

CAC functions provide insight into standard recognition memory experiments with many stimuli, just as they do for eyewitness identification experiments with one event.

In this section, we further demonstrate the practicality of PARE by evaluating the overhead of PARE in terms of reordering block extraction, contention identification and memory consumption.