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This additional activity in working memory may lead dynamic pictures to be less suitable instructional materials than comparable static pictures, which are more permanent.
Rather, we speculate that the involvement of the amygdala in emotional memory may lead to dilated duration judgments retrospectively, due to a richer, and perhaps secondary encoding of the memories [17] [20].
In healthy adults, some research has suggested that perceived deterioration in memory may lead to anxiety, possibly fear about developing dementia, with depression as a natural response.
Response style and mood-congruent memory may lead to positive or negative responses to both measures, thereby yielding correlated error terms and inflated effect size estimates.
Together these observations suggest that, in many children born very prematurely, disruptions to the development or functioning of systems normally supporting visual learning and memory may lead to neural compensation.
Butler draws on the work of others to provide potential explanations for this effect, suggesting that retrieving information from memory may lead to the elaboration of existing retrieval routes or the development of additional retrieval routes (Bjork, 1975; McDaniel and Masson, 1985, cited in Butler, 2010).
However, it lacks internal memory which may lead to its premature convergence to local optima.
The contents of his laptops and memory sticks may lead to more arrests.ETA has killed more than 800 people in 40 years.
Progressive memory impairment may lead to decline in headache prevalence.
The absence of visual input and the use of the auditory modality with less discriminative power and greater working memory requirements, may lead blind people to manipulate the mental number line in a more controlled way than sighted people, relying on working memory while showing no effects at the sensory level.
This is due to the intrinsic SIMD characteristics of the GPG, where pipelining allows a great speedup factor, yet intense memory usage may lead to bottlenecks.
