Amnesic patients with mesial temporal lobe pathology often produce normal priming effects
despite severely impaired memory. This is generally interpreted to mean that whereas limbic …

There is evidence that stimulus processing deficits, some of which may be due to striatal
damage, are prevalent in memory-impaired patients. The deficits often result in impaired …

In the word-stem priming test, words are presented (eg, MOTEL, PARADE), and later
subjects are shown three-letter word stems (eg, MOT, PAR) and asked to complete each …

Patients with frontal lobe lesions and control subjects were administered tests of word-stem
completion priming. In this implicit memory test, subjects are first presented words (eg …

Little is known about the neural substrates of indirect forms of memory such as priming.
Electrophysiological (ERP) and behavioral data were recorded from controls and three …

THE apparent preservation of word priming effects in amnesia has been interpreted as
supporting the view that implicit memory depends on brain systems that are independent of …

Fifty-three volunteer participants were studied with the fade-in task (Ostergaard, 1998) to
measure naming latency, word priming, and recognition-memory performance, and with …

The rate with which perceptual information becomes available was manipulated in 2 word
naming experiments. Word priming effects, in terms of reduced naming latencies for …

Patients with Alzheimer's disease (AD), patients with global amnesia (AMN), and nornal
control (NC) subjects received tests of recall and recognition, word-completion priming, ind …

Memory for recently encountered information can be reflected in conscious recall and
recognition of that material, or in facilitated reprocessing of that material, an effect known as …