3 Cognitive rehabilitation is another modality of treatment that focuses on finding strategies to maintain or cope with memory impairment, with the aim of decreasing functional disability and maximizing social participation and engagement in activities of daily living (ADL).
I am interested in how experience influences working memory and attention with the aim of determining methods to improve these crucial facets of cognition.
This article reviews relevant findings from cognitive research on text comprehension, memory, and spatial cognition with the aim of describing how these concepts apply to the design and functionality of digital libraries.
We therefore designed a prospective study with the aim of evaluating implicit memory in children undergoing general anaesthesia, using a perceptual memory test based on the mere exposure effect, previously tested in a control group.
I-V and data retention time measurements were conducted on both samples with the aim of understanding the electronic memory behaviour.
"We think the "re-consolidation" technique may be useful, so that we first evoke this piece of memory, and then try to suppress that," Liu said, referring to a treatment strategy in which old information is called to mind with the aim of modifying the memory either with drugs or through behavioural interventions.
To solve this problem, research [12] has often proposed a data reuse alternative with the aim of minimizing the memory traffic between GPU and CPU.
For instance, during medical care or preparation before a treatment, you can speak with the patient with the aim of evoking good memories that he or she can have with his/her grandchildren.
The company has done intensive work on M-RAM, with the aim of eventually surpassing existing memory products.
QC-root-LDPC codes were proposed with the aim of providing fast encoding and to save memory to store the generator matrix.
We applied transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) with the aim of examining hemispheric dominance during an auditory verbal memory task.
