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Working memory researches

Eve Major Cognitive Psych Final Inglés

Working memory researches

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Working memory researches

  1. where and how the info is held in the brain ?

  2. Brain damage

    • Experiment
      • delayed-response task
        • required a monkey to hold info in working memory during a delay period
          • IF prefrontal cortex (PF) is removed...
            • performance drops to chance level
              • CONCLUSION
                • (PF) cortex is important for holding info for brief periods of time
        • (Goldman-Rakic, 1992)
  3. Prefrontal neurons

    • Ability to hold info (after the original stimulus is no longer present)
    • Experiment
      • Shintaro Funahashi and coworkers (1989)
      • delayed-response task.
        • nerve firing records
      • Key results...
        • NEURONS
          • responding only when the square was flashed in a particular location
          • continued responding during the delay
  4. Visual cortex

    • Experiment
      • (Harrison & Tong, 2009).
        • Flashing of two oriented sample gratings
        • determining the orientation that subjects were holding in their mind
          • NEURAL MIND READING
            • Using a neural response, usually brain activation measured by fMRI, to determine what a person is perceiving or thinking.
      • RESULT
        • info about the orientation a person is remembering is being held in the visual cortex during the delay
          • CONCLUSION
            • Visual cortex is involved in working memory.

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Final (Working memory) Cognitive Psych Mapa Mental sobre Working memory researches, creado por Eve Major el 11/04/2016.
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Eve Major · abr 2016
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