Contends that from an information-processing viewpoint, memory can be subdivided into
cue-access, short-term memory, and long-term memory storage and retrieval systems, which …

Training chicks on a one-trial passive avoidance task results in memory-dependent synaptic
remodeling in the intermediate medial hyperstriatum ventrale (IMHV) and lobus …

Computational models and electrophysiological data suggest that the CA3 subregion of the
hippocampus supports the formation of arbitrary associations; however, no behavioral …

Most cognitive scientists are committed to some version of representationalism, the view that
intelligent behavior is caused by internal processes that involve computations over …

Summarizes the discovery in the research animal laboratory of a new principle of learning:
Conditional choice tasks are learned faster and to a higher symptote if the component …

Untitled Page 1 Page 2 MEMORY AND THE BRAIN Page 3 In this world some sow and others
reap. Nor can we reap the fruit of our own labors; what we gather is chiefly the result of the toil …

The retrieval of a consolidated, apparently stable memory can return it to a labile state,
necessitating another period of stabilization, termed reconsolidation. During reconsolidation …

The idea that memory is not unitary but is instead composed of multiple systems has a long
history and has been debated with particular vigor in the last 20 years. Nevertheless …

Abstract purpose of this chapter is to survey the experimental paradigms that have been
used to study human memory/concentrate on those paradigms which (in my view) have …

Dunn and Kirsner (2003) justifiably criticise the idea of double dissociation as the holy grail
of neuropsychology. They point to problems with its definition, its assumptions, and refer to …