Sentence examples for recollection performance from inspiring English sources

Perceptual familiarity processes remain stable in aging, whereas the age-associated decline in memory recollection performance and forming associations [19] could be due to altered neural functioning particularly in the prefrontal cortex [20].

Limited cognitive processes (e.g., limited recollection performance in relation to telephone administration) might also account for differences in answering behaviour.

If this is the case, then introducing a manipulation during the study phase, aimed at reducing the behavioral relevance of mnemonic information key to the source recollection task, might result in impaired subsequent recollection performance in patients with parietal lesions.

This hypothesis is examined in the present study by manipulating the behavioral relevance (Corbetta and Shulman 2002) of mnemonic information during a source memory task which, if this view is correct, should have an impact on the patients' recollection performance.

This analysis was restricted to the young participants, as the reduced objective recollection performance in the older adults resulted in too few R + source trials to obtain reliable estimates of activity in the majority of the participants.

Finally, Davidson et al. (2008) compared source memory and remember/know judgments concerning previously presented word-definition pairings in patients with unilateral parietal lesions, observing normal source recollection performance, consistent with the results of Simons et al. (2008), but reduced numbers of "remember" responses.

Poppenk and Moscovitch (2011) could show that recollection memory performance which is also thought to reflect retention of contextual information was positively correlated with in this case posterior hippocampal volume.

Mixed into charming recollections and performances were Ms. Voigt's revelations about personal crises in her life.

My mind wanders across the 15 years that I have lived in New York City and worked in Midtown, bringing into focus not only the places where I've seen shows, but also recollections of performances and snippets of the bustle, sights and conversations I have experienced in attending those shows.

The present experiment aimed to investigate age differences in the neural correlates of familiarity and recollection, while keeping performance similar across age groups by varying task difficulty.

In terms of context-dependent discrimination, the results show that reinstated contexts further boost confidence and reduce 'don't know' responding compared to familiar contexts, while affecting forced-report recognition accuracy only when contribution of recollection to recognition performance is high.