Sentence examples for memory and affect from inspiring English sources

Thus our findings suggest that graph distortions mislead users into incorrect conclusions about the underlying data and that these interpretation errors persist in memory and affect judgments and investment decisions.

The constellation of physiological, memory and affect deficiencies suggests injury to limbic structures which regulate those behaviors.

Freud's account of the ego as a recipient and product of regular endogenous activity concerned with drive, memory and affect and the functional and structural connectivity of the DMN's cortical nodes with limbic structures concerned with drive, memory and affect.

Performance testing includes variables such as attention and concentration, sensory function, motor control, spatial relations, visuomotor coordination, memory, and affect.

Further, deficits in executive functioning are commonplace, such as planning, organising, exerting self-control, working memory, and affect regulation.

Ketamine also impairs memory, and affects other cognitive functions.

Interference with the function of these cells by transgenic manipulation of glutamate receptors or expression of tetanus toxin leads to impaired memory, and affects gamma oscillations which provide a temporal structure for information processing, including memory formation (Korotkova et al., 2010; Murray et al., 2011).

Particular examples include the ways in which emotional status and event information are integrated to give richer autobiographical memories (Fink et al. 1996; Talarico et al. 2004), alongside mechanisms that enable emotions to bias memories and affect consolidation processes (LaBar and Cabeza 2006).

Our findings suggest that disrupted sleep, and not the disease per se, may induce poor quality of life, memory impairment, and affect dysregulation in patients with AD.

Yet the video brought back those memories and affected the outcome of a Democratic race, an equal opportunity technology.

Aging is associated with progressive losses in function across multiple systems, including sensation, cognition, memory, motor control, and affect.