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Consistent with this notion, widespread bilateral neural activation patterns for both abstract and concrete concepts are associated with faster RTs in a word/non-word task, suggesting that highly distributed representations confer a retrieval advantage (Binder et al., 2005).

Thus, individuals with AS do not show an implicit facilitation effect for self-performed actions on Free Recall, and only show a retrieval advantage for these events when recall is cued [c.f.], [ 30,54], or on recognition tasks in which more explicit cognitive strategies based on their intact verbal abilities or semantic memory are employed [c.f.], [ 6, 22].

In their study, repressors showed retrieval advantages for negative slides in contrast to sensitizers or control groups, which seems to contradict our results.

The retrieval scheme takes advantage of the large coverage of spectral measurements which allows an optimal selection of the spectral feature for retrieval.

Several patients performed better in semantic and phonological compared to arithmetic fact retrieval (two linguistic advantages), although arithmetic facts should have an advantage due to possibly employing different strategies: verbal [ 10, 12] or semantic retrieval [ 48], direct calculation, or a combination of strategies (e.g., direct calculation as back-up).

The present report describes a transfemoral, single-access OptEase filter retrieval technique that takes advantage of its particular two-level mirrored umbrella design.

The current study used a new paradigm to explore the role of mediators in learning from retrieval by comparing the advantage of retrieval over restudying for cue-target pairs that varied in mediator strength (i.e., the strength of the strongest first associate to the cue).

The authors then asked whether these results would be observed when different types of texts were used (e.g., those with enumeration structures and those with sequence structures); whether the results would differ for specific students; and whether the advantage of retrieval practice would persist if the final test consisted of a concept-mapping exercise.

Note that this retrieval procedure gave some advantage to the dictionary-based approach described in Section 2.2 in evaluation, because each document was guaranteed to contain at least an angiogenesis term or event that the dictionary-based method would be able to identify.

In conclusion, a possible numerical advantage for fact retrieval was reduced by more general numerical deficits, which prevented a flexible use of back-up strategies for retrieving arithmetic facts.

Accordingly, they produced more incorrect results in simple subtraction, multiplication, division as well as mental/written calculation and quit multiplication problems more frequently than patients without dissociations or with at least one numerical advantage in fact retrieval.