Sentence examples for retrieval cue from inspiring English sources

1) An important issue in the analysis of retrieved representations is to make sure that what are apparently retrieved representations are not in fact coincidences in the representation of the retrieved object and the retrieval cue.

Equally, ERP studies have found neural signals as early as 300 ms following a retrieval cue that are different depending on which information is retrieved or whether the information is retrieved (Johnson et al., 2008; Yick and Wilding, 2008).

The act of remembering an experience and bringing it to consciousness at a later time requires an association, which is formed from the experience, and a "retrieval cue," which elicits the memory of the experience.

They were then tested in the original acquisition context and in the presence of a retrieval cue.

The electrophysiological correlates of retrieval cue processing were investigated in healthy young (18 30 years) and older (63 75 years) subjects (n=16 per group).

They are observed in a Judgment of Frequency (JOF) recognition memory task (Malmberg & Annis, 2012), and we developed a process model of them in the REM framework (Malmberg, Holden, & Shiffrin, 2004; Shiffrin & Steyvers, 1997) by assuming that features that represent the current test item in a retrieval cue carry over from the previous retrieval cue.

These interactions depend on orienting to, perceiving, and interpreting the auditory retrieval cues, retrieving information prompted by the cue, and preparing and executing a response.

Retrieval cues activate elements in long-term memory so they can be retrieved in working memory.

These were all pleasant days that come to mind with out any retrieval cues and I believe that the idea of a pleasant day has much to do with why it was so difficult for me to remember her face that other day.

This promotes having a more elaborated knowledge and having more memory retrieval cues.

Retrieval orientation refers to a cognitive state that biases processing of retrieval cues in service of a specific goal.