Visuospatial neglect is a frequent and disabling consequence of injuries to the right
hemisphere. Patients with neglect show signs of impaired attention for left-sided events …

Visual neglect is a heterogeneous, multi-component syndrome resulting from right
hemisphere damage. Neglect patients do not pay attention to events occurring on their left …

A number of previous studies have used working memory components to predict
mathematical performance in a variety of ways; however, there is no consideration of the …

Visual neglect is a disabling consequence of right hemisphere damage, whereby patients
fail to detect left-sided objects. Its precise mechanisms are debated, but there is some …

Previous literature showed how left spatial neglect arises from an asymmetrical distribution
of spatial attention. However, it was also suggested that left spatial neglect might be partially …

Working memory (WM) is the cognitive ability to store and manipulate information necessary
for ongoing tasks. Although frontoparietal areas are involved in the retention of visually …

Confabulating patients produce statements and actions that are unintentionally incongruous
to their history, background, present and future situation. Here we present the very unusual …

Many studies have shown that both verbal and visuospatial working memory (WM) abilities
predicted arithmetic abilities but we do not know if they represent a modality-specific …

Working memory refers to our ability to actively maintain and process a limited amount of
information during a brief period of time. Often, not only the information itself but also its …

Several studies have demonstrated that the processing of visuospatial memory for locations
in reaching space and in navigational space is supported by independent systems, and that …