Serial Learning (Latest Articles)

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Empirical and theoretical limits on lag recency in free recall.

29 Nov 2008 One widely accepted empirical regularity in free recall holds that when people successively transition from report of one list item to another, they prefer transitions across short lags (e.g., by reporting items from adjacent serial positions) to ...
rec_pub_19001595-empirical-theoretical-limits-lag-recency-free-recall.htm

Corticotropin releasing factor enhances attentional function as assessed by the five-choice serial reaction time task in rats.

22 Nov 2008 Previous studies have shown that psychological stress affects attentional function, and corticotropin releasing factor (CRF) is closely related to stress responses. In the present study, we examined the effect of CRF on attentional function using a ...
rec_pub_19084036-corticotropin-releasing-factor-enhances-attentional-function-assessed.htm

Serial order short-term memory capacities and specific language impairment: no evidence for a causal association.

12 Nov 2008 This study re-explored the nature of verbal short-term memory (STM) deficits in children with specific language impairment (SLI), by distinguishing item and serial order STM processes. Recent studies have shown serial order STM capacity to be a ...
rec_pub_19084832-serial-order-short-term-memory-capacities-specific-language.htm

Motor sequence learning in primate: role of the D2 receptor in movement chunking during consolidation.

9 Nov 2008 Motor learning disturbances have been shown in diseases involving dopamine insufficiency such as Parkinson's disease and schizophrenic patients under antipsychotic drug treatment. In non-human primates, motor learning deficits have also been ...
rec_pub_19041898-motor-sequence-learning-primate-role-d2-receptor-movement-chunking.htm

Schizophrenia with obsessive-compulsive disorder and obsessive-compulsive disorder with poor insight: a neuropsychological comparison.

5 Nov 2008 Schizophrenia patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) may be a subgroup of schizophrenia, and OCD patients with poor insight may show psychotic-like symptoms. The aim of this work is to compare the neuropsychological performance of those ...
rec_pub_18995914-schizophrenia-obsessive-compulsive-disorder-obsessive-compulsive.htm

Representations underlying skill in the discrete sequence production task: effect of hand used and hand position.

3 Nov 2008 Various studies suggest that movement sequences are initially learned predominantly in effector-independent spatial coordinates and only after extended practice in effector-dependent coordinates. The present study examined this notion for the ...
rec_pub_18985382-representations-underlying-skill-discrete-sequence-production-task.htm

Implicit sequence learning in a search task.

30 Oct 2008 This study investigated the effects of selection demands on implicit sequence learning. Participants in a search condition looked for a target among seven distractors and responded on the target identity. The responses followed a deterministic ...
rec_pub_18942032-implicit-sequence-learning-search-task.htm

Phonological working memory in German children with poor reading and spelling abilities.

30 Oct 2008 Deficits in verbal short-term memory have been identified as one factor underlying reading and spelling disorders. However, the nature of this deficit is still unclear. It has been proposed that poor readers make less use of phonological coding, ...
rec_pub_17979186-phonological-working-memory-german-children-poor-reading-spelling.htm

The use of prescanning in the parameterization of sequential pointing and reaching movements.

30 Oct 2008 The accuracy of reaching movements improves when active gaze can be used to fixate on targets. The advantage of free gaze has been attributed to the use of ocular proprioception or efference signals for online control. The time course of this ...
rec_pub_18980908-the-use-prescanning-parameterization-sequential-pointing-reaching.htm

Motor programming when sequencing multiple elements of the same duration.

30 Oct 2008 Motor programming at the self-select paradigm was adopted in 2 experiments to examine the processing demands of independent processes. One process (INT) is responsible for organizing the internal features of the individual elements in a movement ...
rec_pub_18980906-motor-programming-sequencing-multiple-elements-duration.htm

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