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Mental Processes (Latest Articles)
Latest indexed articles for 'Mental Processes'
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Intergenerational transmission of neuropsychological executive functioning.
22 Feb 2009 
Relationships between parent and child executive functioning were examined, controlling for the critical potential confound of IQ, in a family study involving 434 children (130 girls and 304 boys) and 376 parents from 204 community recruited ...
rec_pub_19243871-intergenerational-transmission-neuropsychological-executive.htm
Some correlations between the electroencephalogram and normal and pathologic mental processes. 1963.
22 Feb 2009 
rec_pub_19245876-some-correlations-electroencephalogram-normal-pathologic-mental.htm
22 Feb 2009 
Previous studies have implicated several brain areas as subserving numerical approximation. Most studies have examined brain correlates of adult numerical approximation and have not considered individual differences in mathematical ability. The ...
rec_pub_19238205-brain-correlates-non-symbolic-numerosity-estimation-low-high.htm
Relation of gamma oscillations in scalp recordings to muscular activity.
18 Feb 2009 We recorded scalp electrical activity before and after full neuro-muscular paralysis in 5 volunteers and determined differences due to elimination of muscular activity on several standard applications of EEG. Due to paralysis, there were reductions ...
rec_pub_19229605-relation-gamma-oscillations-scalp-recordings-muscular-activity.htm
Sensory gating impairments in poor sleepers during presleep wakefulness.
16 Feb 2009 The neurocognitive model of insomnia predicts information processing deficits in poor sleepers. There is some evidence for deficits in later cognitive processing, but earlier sensory processing remains to be investigated. Paired-click stimuli were ...
rec_pub_19444955-sensory-gating-impairments-poor-sleepers-presleep-wakefulness.htm
16 Feb 2009 PURPOSE: To assess the association between physical job demands (PJD) and physical/cognitive functional limitations, and the role of adverse health behaviours, obesity, and socio-demographic factors as confounders of those associations. METHODS: The ...
rec_pub_19224239-strong-association-physical-job-demands-functional-limitations-active.htm
A case of acalculia due to impaired procedural knowledge.
10 Feb 2009 The present paper describes the single-case of a patient presenting acalculia with preserved arithmetic facts but impaired procedural knowledge, being unable to resolve mental or written complex calculations. The implications of these findings are ...
rec_pub_19214378-a-case-acalculia-impaired-procedural-knowledge.htm
10 Feb 2009 Epidemiological studies suggest that the Hispanic population is at increased risk for neurological disorders. Yet, few assessment measures have been developed for, adapted to, or normalized with Spanish-speakers. The Neuropsychological Screening ...
rec_pub_19215638-construct-validity-neuropsychological-screening-battery-hispanics.htm
Investigating the causes of wrap-up effects: evidence from eye movements and E-Z Reader.
9 Feb 2009 Wrap-up effects in reading have traditionally been thought to reflect increased processing associated with intra- and inter-clause integration (Just, M. A. & Carpenter, P. A. (1980). A theory of reading: From eye fixations to comprehension. ...
rec_pub_19215911-investigating-causes-wrap-effects-evidence-eye-movements-e-z-reader.htm
The gamma oscillation: master or slave?
8 Feb 2009 The idea that gamma enhancement reflects a state of high neuronal excitability and synchrony, critical for active brain operations, sets gamma up as a "master" or executor process that determines whether an input is effectively integrated and an ...
rec_pub_19205863-the-gamma-oscillation-master-slave.htm
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