Memory, aging and the brain: a festschrift in honor ofl lars-göran nilsson/
Memory, aging and the brain: a festschrift in honor ofl lars-göran nilsson/
edited by Lars Bäckman and Lars Nuberg
- UK: Psychology Press, 2010.
- viii, 355 p.
1 Introduction
LARS BACKMAN AND LARS NYBERG
2 Long-term and working memory: How do they interact?
ALAN BADDELEY
3 Memory for actions: How different?
F^ENRY L. ROEDIGER, III. AND FRANKLIN M. ZAROMB
4 Visual perceptual memory - anno 2008
SVEIN MAGNUSSEN, MARK W. GREENLEE, OLIVER BAUMANN,
AND TOR ENDESTAD
5 Remembering in time: Cognitive control of time keeping
TIMO MANTYLA
6 How do brains detect novelty?
ENDEL TULVING
7 Bilingualism and aging: Costs and benefits
FERGUS I. M. CRAIK AND ELLEN BIALYSTOK
8 Sex differences in episodic memory: The where
but not the why
AGNETA HERLITZ, JOHANNA LOVEN. PETRA THILERS. AND
JENNY REHNMAN
9 An epidemiological approach to cognitive health
in aging
ROGER A. DIXON
10 Decline-induced plastic changes of brain and
behaviour in aging
MARTIN LOVDEN
11 Dopamine, cognition, and human aging: New
evidence and ideas
LARS BACKMAN AND LARS NVBERG
12 Post-traumatic fear memories: Analysing a case
study of a sexual assault
ARNE OHMAN
13 Environmental influences on autobiographical
memory: The mnestic block syndrome
MATTHIAS BRAND AND HANS J. MARKOWITSCH
14 The cognitive neuroscience of signed language:
Applications to a working memory system for sign and speech
JERKER RONNBERG. MARY RUDNER, AND CATHARINA FOO
15 The mismatch negativity as an index of different
forms of memory in audition
RiSTo nAatanen and kairi kreegipuu
16 Imaging genomics: Brain alterations associated
with the APOE genotype
JOHANNA LIND AND LARS NY BERG
9781841696928
Memory--Aging-Brain
Cognitive neuroscience
153.12 / BAC/M
1 Introduction
LARS BACKMAN AND LARS NYBERG
2 Long-term and working memory: How do they interact?
ALAN BADDELEY
3 Memory for actions: How different?
F^ENRY L. ROEDIGER, III. AND FRANKLIN M. ZAROMB
4 Visual perceptual memory - anno 2008
SVEIN MAGNUSSEN, MARK W. GREENLEE, OLIVER BAUMANN,
AND TOR ENDESTAD
5 Remembering in time: Cognitive control of time keeping
TIMO MANTYLA
6 How do brains detect novelty?
ENDEL TULVING
7 Bilingualism and aging: Costs and benefits
FERGUS I. M. CRAIK AND ELLEN BIALYSTOK
8 Sex differences in episodic memory: The where
but not the why
AGNETA HERLITZ, JOHANNA LOVEN. PETRA THILERS. AND
JENNY REHNMAN
9 An epidemiological approach to cognitive health
in aging
ROGER A. DIXON
10 Decline-induced plastic changes of brain and
behaviour in aging
MARTIN LOVDEN
11 Dopamine, cognition, and human aging: New
evidence and ideas
LARS BACKMAN AND LARS NVBERG
12 Post-traumatic fear memories: Analysing a case
study of a sexual assault
ARNE OHMAN
13 Environmental influences on autobiographical
memory: The mnestic block syndrome
MATTHIAS BRAND AND HANS J. MARKOWITSCH
14 The cognitive neuroscience of signed language:
Applications to a working memory system for sign and speech
JERKER RONNBERG. MARY RUDNER, AND CATHARINA FOO
15 The mismatch negativity as an index of different
forms of memory in audition
RiSTo nAatanen and kairi kreegipuu
16 Imaging genomics: Brain alterations associated
with the APOE genotype
JOHANNA LIND AND LARS NY BERG
9781841696928
Memory--Aging-Brain
Cognitive neuroscience
153.12 / BAC/M