Serial Learning (Latest Articles)

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Domain-specific learning of grammatical structure in musical and phonological sequences.

30 Dec 2008 Artificial grammar learning depends on acquisition of abstract structural representations rather than domain-specific representational constraints, or so many studies tell us. Using an artificial grammar task, we compared learning performance in two ...
rec_pub_19103971-domain-specific-learning-grammatical-structure-musical-phonological.htm

Attentional selection of multiple goal positions before rapid hand movement sequences: an event-related potential study.

30 Dec 2008 A dot-probe paradigm was used to provide physiological evidence for the parallel selection of multiple movement goals before rapid hand movement sequences. Participants executed a sequence of manual pointing movements to two out of three possible ...
rec_pub_18510446-attentional-selection-multiple-goal-positions-rapid-hand-movement.htm

Violation of expectation: neural correlates reflect bases of prediction.

30 Dec 2008 Setting perceptual expectations can be based on different sources of information that determine which functional networks will be involved in implementing preparatory top-down influences and dealing with situations in which expectations are ...
rec_pub_18476761-violation-expectation-neural-correlates-reflect-bases-prediction.htm

Cognitive map in patients with mild Alzheimer's disease: a computer-generated arena study.

29 Dec 2008 OBJECTIVE: In addition to memory impairment, a tendency to get lost is among the initial symptoms in patients with Alzheimer disease (AD). At least two kinds of wayfinding strategies, egocentric and allocentric, have been proposed. It is believed ...
rec_pub_19162077-cognitive-map-patients-mild-alzheimer-s-disease-computer-generated.htm

Memory for the order of briefly presented numerals in humans as a function of practice.

28 Dec 2008 Inoue and Matsuzawa (Curr Biol 17: R1004-R1005, 2007) showed that with an accuracy of approximately 79%, the juvenile chimpanzee, Ayumu, could recall the position and order of a random subset of five Arabic numerals between one and nine when those ...
rec_pub_19115068-memory-order-briefly-presented-numerals-humans-function-practice.htm

Serial position effects in 2-alternative forced choice recognition: functional equivalence across visual and auditory modalities.

20 Dec 2008 Two experiments examined Ward, Avons, and Melling's (2005) proposition that the serial position function is task, rather than modality, dependent. Specifically, they proposed that for backward testing the 2-alternative forced-choice (2AFC) ...
rec_pub_19105090-serial-position-effects-2-alternative-forced-choice-recognition.htm

Tracking the transition from sublexical to lexical processing: on the creation of orthographic and phonological lexical representations.

18 Dec 2008 Participants read aloud nonword letter strings, one at a time, which varied in the number of letters. The standard result is observed in two experiments; the time to begin reading aloud increases as letter length increases. This result is standardly ...
rec_pub_19107643-tracking-transition-sublexical-lexical-processing-creation.htm

Learning of a sequential motor skill comprises explicit and implicit components that consolidate differently.

8 Dec 2008 The ability to perform accurate sequential movements is essential to normal motor function. Learning a sequential motor behavior is comprised of two basic components: explicit identification of the order in which the sequence elements should be ...
rec_pub_19073794-learning-sequential-motor-skill-comprises-explicit-implicit.htm

Decoding sequential stages of task preparation in the human brain.

7 Dec 2008 The flow of information from sensory stimuli to motor responses in the human brain can be flexibly re-routed depending on task demands. However, it has remained unclear which sequence of processes is involved in preparing the brain for an upcoming ...
rec_pub_19111624-decoding-sequential-stages-task-preparation-human-brain.htm

What is learned about fragments in artificial grammar learning? A transitional probabilities approach.

4 Dec 2008 Learning local regularities in sequentially structured materials is typically assumed to be based on encoding of the frequencies of these regularities. We explore the view that transitional probabilities between elements of chunks, rather than ...
rec_pub_19065286-what-learned-fragments-artificial-grammar-learning-transitional.htm

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