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Aimed at pre-schoolers, it helps them practise counting, sorting and memory skills in fun mini-games, as well as encouraging healthy eating.

We pose two specific researchable questions in this high-risk group: 1. Can a school-based computerised working memory program have a sustained impact on (a) literacy and numeracy and (b) working memory skills in intervention children, compared with controls who don't receive the program?

These are aimed at maintaining or improving memory skills in healthy elderly persons (Scogin and Bienias 1988; Lachman et al 1992; Andrews et al 1996) by relying on a variety of cognitive techniques, such as imagery, as well as on noncognitive techniques such as relaxation.

The observed benefit of PS-omega-3 on memory is consistent with previous clinical studies in which administration of PS resulted in significant benefits on memory skills in cognitively impaired population following a short supplementation period 4 and with recent studies which demonstrated the beneficial effects of PS with omega-3 LC-PUFA attached to its backbone.

Olsen signed up and, deploying those memory skills honed in piano classes, speed-learned Oldham's back catalogue.

41 A follow-on study by the same authors confirmed that EFs, particularly working memory skills, are lower in children with CP (CP types included hemiplegia, diplegia and ataxia) compared with their typically developing peers and that these predict poorer arithmetic ability.

Among children exposed to As, studies from different parts of the world have documented poorer cognitive function, reflected in poorer memory skills, slower processing speed, deficits in verbal skill, and lower IQ (Calderon et al. 2001; von Ehrenstein et al. 2007; Wang et al. 2007; Wasserman et al. 2004, 2007).

It was the subject of many of his Latin writings, and often the source of his income during his wandering years — he tutored people in memory skills.

It would be interesting to compare working memory skills with more traditional concepts in criminology, such as self-control and cognitive empathy, to find out to what extent working memory is another relevant individual-level correlate of antisocial behavior.

Cross-talk between the hemispheres may be important for remembering specific events, called episodic memory, so psychologists Stephen Christman and Ruth Propper of the University of Toledo, Ohio, reasoned that lefties and righties might differ in episodic memory skills.

And I was thinking of Reagan anyway earlier this week, after the national media proved once again that it has the intelligence (and memory skills) of your average houseplant, in the media's reaction to President Barack Obama's second prime-time press conference.