Moreover, this meta-analysis demonstrates that previous claims of no age declines in prospective memory are artifacts of methodological and conceptual issues afflicting prior research including widespread ceiling effects, low statistical power, age confounds, and failure to distinguish between various subdomains of prospective memory (e.g., vigilance and prospective memory proper).
And those memories become artifacts of a past with the potential to imagine a new kind of cultural sharing.
In exploring the mad moods arising from the heritage of classic movies and from memories and artifacts of recent history, Schiller seemed to be delving into the collective American psyche, and into his own.
In Whose Fair? James Gilbert asks: what can we learn about the lived experience of fairgoers when we compare historical accounts, individual and collective memories, and artifacts from the event?
These statements of attribution were mapped onto the bins of the retention structure used in previous analyses (e.g., individual memory and curricular artifacts).
Through autobiographical storytelling, this one-person, multimedia event offers a mix of analysis and anecdote, both hilarious and heartbreaking, as Herrera puzzles through the memories, mementos and artifacts that comprise the archive of his own teenage experience.
Laura and Frank met through David, and as the fortunate among us do, he lives on through their conversations, memories, artwork and artifacts.
Cohn's Shelter Island house is a memory arcade of pop artifacts.
