We analyzed evoked theta and upper alpha desynchronization in a special memory task, designed to study the transfer of information between both memory systems.
Patients (n = 9) and controls (n = 11) completed a finger tapping task, a simple auditory monitoring task and a challenging working memory task, designed to induce mental fatigue, while undergoing fMRI.
We presented cognitively healthy older adults and patients with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) three versions of a modified Sternberg memory task designed to range in difficulty from low to high.
Under the guise of an unrelated study, 180 of these participants also completed: a version of the Dissociative Experiences Scale that is normally distributed in non-clinical populations; a latent inhibition task, a spatial negative priming task, and a memory task designed to measure negative priming.
An environmental memory task designed by Shelton and colleagues [ 21, 22] was used for a spatial memory task.
Malhi et al. [ 42] performed a functional MRI (fMRI) study involving 10 euthymic BD patients and 10 matched healthy controls with the subjects engaged in a modified word-based memory task designed to implicitly invoke negative, positive or neutral affect.
Thus Albasser et al. [61] demonstrated a correlation between the extent of damage in the septal region of the hippocampus and the level of impairment in a recency memory task designed to minimise spatial cues.
In comparison, the results for the LHD group indicate that following a LH lesion RH semantic processing can be manipulated and enhanced by the introduction of a verbal memory task designed to engage LH resources and allow disinhibition of RH processing.
Recent studies have focused on the temporal dynamics of spatial relation processing, with working memory task designs.
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