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Recognition (Psychology) (Latest Articles)
Latest indexed articles for 'Recognition (Psychology)'
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Electrophysiological evidence for a two-stage process underlying single chord priming.
15 Jun 2009 
In this study, we examine through electrophysiological measures three alternative mechanisms underlying musical chord priming: psychoacoustic distance, common parent-key, and distance along the circle of fifths. In contrast with previous behavioral ...
rec_pub_19404220-electrophysiological-evidence-two-stage-process-underlying-single.htm
10 Jun 2009 This study investigates the association between traditional food consumption and motives for food choice in six European countries. Cross-sectional data were collected through the TRUEFOOD pan-European consumer survey (n = 4828) with samples ...
rec_pub_19500626-association-traditional-food-consumption-motives-food-choice-six.htm
EEG coherence in humans: relationship with success in recognizing emotions in the voice.
9 Jun 2009 EEG recordings from two groups of subjects - with high and low levels of recognition of emotions from voices were made. Comparisons were performed of the numbers of pairs of leads with different levels of coherence in baseline conditions and on ...
rec_pub_19517240-eeg-coherence-humans-relationship-success-recognizing-emotions-voice.htm
Inhibitory plasticity in a lateral band improves cortical detection of natural vocalizations.
9 Jun 2009 The interplay between excitation and inhibition in the auditory cortex is crucial for the processing of acoustic stimuli. However, the precise role that inhibition plays in the distributed cortical encoding of natural vocalizations has not been well ...
rec_pub_19524529-inhibitory-plasticity-lateral-band-improves-cortical-detection.htm
Impaired hippocampus-dependent and -independent learning in IL-6 deficient mice.
6 Jun 2009 Interleukin-6 (IL-6) is a cytokine that, in addition to its essential role in the function of the immune system, is present in the central nervous system (CNS). In particular, pathologically increased CNS IL-6 has been linked to impairments in ...
rec_pub_19378383-impaired-hippocampus-dependent-independent-learning-il-6-deficient.htm
Magnetoencephalographic correlates of processes supporting long-term memory judgments.
4 Jun 2009 The sensitivity of event-related fields (ERFs) to memory retrieval processes is not well determined. This stands in sharp contrast to event-related potential (ERP) studies, as ERPs have been employed widely to address questions about the functional ...
rec_pub_19505445-magnetoencephalographic-correlates-processes-supporting-long-term.htm
Semantic and perceptual effects on recognition memory: evidence from ERP.
4 Jun 2009 The present experiments examined how semantic vs. perceptual encoding and perceptual match affect the processes involved in recognition memory. Experiment 1 examined the effects of encoding task and perceptual match between study and test fonts on ...
rec_pub_19505439-semantic-perceptual-effects-recognition-memory-evidence-erp.htm
Selecting and ignoring salient objects within and across dimensions in visual search.
4 Jun 2009 There are two strategies for selecting relevant information from a visual scene: according to either its salience or its relevance for behavioral goals. Although there is broad evidence for the existence of both mechanisms, there has been a debate ...
rec_pub_19501066-selecting-ignoring-salient-objects-dimensions-visual-search.htm
Self-face resemblance attenuates other-race face effect in the amygdala.
4 Jun 2009 People respond favorably toward self-resembling faces. We investigated the pattern of responding in the amygdala of Caucasian participants to self-face resemblance expressed in same and other-race (African descent) faces. The amygdala response was ...
rec_pub_19501073-self-face-resemblance-attenuates-race-face-effect-amygdala.htm
Common and specific brain regions in high- versus low-confidence recognition memory.
4 Jun 2009 The goal of the present functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study was to investigate whether and to what extent brain regions involved in high-confidence recognition (HCR) versus low-confidence recognition (LCR) overlap or separate from ...
rec_pub_19501072-common-specific-brain-regions-high-versus-low-confidence-recognition.htm
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