| Harvard psychologist Schacter has been a leading figure in the cognitive neuroscience of episodic memory. |
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| It was an open loop that ran between Glockner's Isthmus and the site of episodic memory. |
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| This differs from episodic memory, or memory of a particular event, such as an outing you were on last week. |
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| In other words, the belief that is partly constitutive of episodic memory is tensed. |
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| According to models of episodic memory, contextual similarity is a driving force in influencing the probability of the retrieval of an episodic trace. |
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| A third negative effect is the drugrelated self-knowledge based on difficulties in storing adequate information in the episodic memory. |
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| Higher body mass index is associated with episodic memory deficits in young adults. |
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| These tools are designed to schematize episodic memory and provide a means of representing complex systems in an understandable form. |
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| In old age, deterioration appears in episodic memory but not in semantic memory. |
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| Not only that, but all-nighters actually weaken the coupling between the structures responsible for episodic memory, meaning that when you try to recall specific events, the circuitry simply isn't up to it. |
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| Semantic memory is acquired from episodic memory. |
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| This research project aims to examine, in both these populations, the extent to which episodic memory problems are linked to problems with executive functions. |
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| In the past few years, Martin Lepage and his students have been exploring multiple dimensions of the episodic memory system using a cognitive neuroscientific approach. |
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| Distress proneness was related to decline in episodic memory, which the researchers note is primarily mediated by hippocampal formation, but not in other cognitive systems. |
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| Methylmalonate levels were associated with poorer episodic memory and perceptual speed, and cystathionine and 2-methylcitrate with poorer episodic and semantic memory. |
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| The tests included measures of episodic memory, visuospatial ability or perceptual organization, perceptual speed, semantic memory, and working memory. |
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| Episodic memory consists of previously experienced episodes. |
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| Episodic memory deficits are now viewed as a core feature of schizophrenia, due largely to the severity of these deficits and their ability to predict functional outcome and treatment response. |
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