These ideas have had considerable influence on recent theorizing in cognitive science, and on views of memory and mind as embodied, embedded, and extended (section 3 below).
The direct sequence evaluates attention and information storage capacity, whereas the reverse sequence assesses working memory and mind control for the operationalization of information.
The cognitive tests used for correlation with RTT were the Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) [ 32, 33] (global cognitive screening), semantic verbal fluency (FVS) [ 34] (semantic memory and executive functions), direct digit span [ 35] (attention and information storage capacity), and reverse digit span [ 35] (working memory and mind control for the operationalization of information).
In both literatures, the drug effect is reported with reference to three broad categories of characteristics, namely, task performance, memory, and brain, mind, or mental capacity.
We found a clear trend to use explicit CE language and to report effects on memory and brain, mind, and mental capacity when articles report the findings as extended results.
It is also in the telling of the story of loss by the mourner, and the embracing of that story by the one who listens, that the deceased continues to exist in the memory, heart and mind of the mourner, and also comes to be known and endure in the minds of all who come to embrace the mourner's narrative.
"It's not just that pieces need to be kept in the memory (muscle and mind), but the very act of playing the piano is physical and athletic.
"The crimes of US leaders and international Zionism in dealing with Iran's great nation will never be erased from public memories and minds," Mr Jazayeri said.
Then, gradually, he lost his memory and his mind, shattering his family, said Laskas.
Formidable in appearance, in memory, and in mind, and fearsome of temper, he yet attracted genuine devotion and knew how to charm people.
From this observation Bergson concluded that memory, and so mind, or soul, is independent of body and makes use of it to carry out its own purposes.
