Sentence examples for memory retrieval of from inspiring English sources

Memory retrieval of previously learned neutral and emotional words was tested after cortisol or placebo application.

Relative suppression of IL-6 production was associated with impairment of memory retrieval of emotional (r = 0.48; p = 0.039), but not neutral words (r = − 0.17; p = 0.48).

Theories of reminding suggest that the effortful memory retrieval of the first presentation during the second presentation enhances memory for the first presentation (Tullis, Benjamin, & Ross, 2014), enables comparison between the two episodes, and fosters generalizations as a result of that comparison process (Ross & Kennedy, 1990).

Overall, it seems that the memory retrieval of proper names is more demanding than that of common nouns.

While previous studies on memory retrieval of proper vs. common nouns argued that common nouns are accessed faster than proper names [24] our data seem to suggest that, when memory retrieval is not required, semantic access is not necessarily more difficult for proper names.

To obtain a general picture of the sensory-response system of bees throughout the nest while the food circulates, we simultaneously analyzed responsiveness to sucrose and olfactory memory retrieval of hive bees belonging to different age classes at different feeding times.

The data were interpreted as indicating the activation of partially overlapping cortical regions differentially involved in memory retrieval because of the specific properties of the two lexical categories.

Two parallel fMRI experiments were conducted with the aim to clarify the lateralisation issue of the cerebral network underlying autobiographical memory retrieval independently of the stimulus material and the refreshment of the memory trace.

It also suggests that the same set of genes may be activated after initial learning, during the formation of contextual fear memory, and after memory retrieval, independently of the CFC paradigm.

Such errors led computational models of memory to highlight the contribution of binding each item to its context for successful memory retrieval, regardless of retention duration (Burgess and Hitch, 2005).

That is, representations may become activated via the basic memory retrieval principle of encoding specificity rather than through any process that genuinely reflects processing of the speaker's experience, such as produced by mentalizing (Barr et al. 2014).