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Recognition (Psychology) (Latest Articles)
Latest indexed articles for 'Recognition (Psychology)'
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30 Aug 2009 
Although patients with frontotemporal dementia (FTD) are known to exhibit a wide range of cognitive and personality difficulties, some evidence suggests that there may be a degree of selectivity in their reasoning impairments. Based on a recent ...
rec_pub_19702415-frontotemporal-dementia-selectively-impairs-transitive-reasoning.htm
30 Aug 2009 Children with autism often have difficulty performing skilled movements. Praxis performance requires basic motor skill, knowledge of representations of the movement (mediated by parietal regions), and transcoding of these representations into ...
rec_pub_19702410-associations-postural-knowledge-basic-motor-skill-dyspraxia-autism.htm
30 Aug 2009 Although significant insights into the neural basis of numerical and mathematical processing have been made, the neural processes that enable abstract symbols to become numerical remain largely unexplored in humans. In the present study, adult ...
rec_pub_18823231-the-cerebral-basis-mapping-nonsymbolic-numerical-quantities-abstract.htm
30 Aug 2009 Older adults' relatively better memory for positive over negative material (positivity effect) has been widely observed in Western samples. This study examined whether a relative preference for positive over negative material is also observed in ...
rec_pub_19739932-replicating-positivity-effect-picture-memory-koreans-evidence-cross.htm
Older adults' recognition of bodily and auditory expressions of emotion.
30 Aug 2009 This study compared young and older adults' ability to recognize bodily and auditory expressions of emotion and to match bodily and facial expressions to vocal expressions. Using emotion discrimination and matching techniques, participants assessed ...
rec_pub_19739917-older-adults-recognition-bodily-auditory-expressions-emotion.htm
Aging and fluency-based illusions in recognition memory.
30 Aug 2009 We examined age-related differences in susceptibility to fluency-based memory illusions. The results from 2 experiments, in which 2 different methods were used to enhance the fluency of recognition test items, revealed that older and young adults ...
rec_pub_19739915-aging-fluency-based-illusions-recognition-memory.htm
Metacognitive control over the distribution of practice: when is spacing preferred?
30 Aug 2009 The authors clarify the source of a conflict between previous findings related to metacognitive control over the distribution of practice. In a study by L. Son (2004), learners were initially presented pairs of Graduate Record Examination (GRE) ...
rec_pub_19686028-metacognitive-control-distribution-practice-spacing-preferred.htm
30 Aug 2009 In self-paced learning, when the regulation of effort is goal driven (e.g., allocated to different items according to their relative importance), judgments of learning (JOLs) increase with study time. When it is data driven (i.e., determined by the ...
rec_pub_19686026-attributing-study-effort-data-driven-goal-driven-effects-implications.htm
30 Aug 2009 According to part of the adaptive toolbox notion of decision making known as the recognition heuristic (RH), the decision process in comparative judgments-and its duration-is determined by whether recognition discriminates between objects. By ...
rec_pub_19686022-ignorance-versus-evidence-based-decision-making-decision-time.htm
Component structure of individual differences in true and false recognition of faces.
30 Aug 2009 Principal-component analyses of 4 face-recognition studies uncovered 2 independent components. The first component was strongly related to false-alarm errors with new faces as well as to facial "conjunctions" that recombine features of previously ...
rec_pub_19686016-component-structure-individual-differences-true-false-recognition.htm
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