Theories of organic amnesia/
Theories of organic amnesia/
edited by Andrew R. Mayes, John Joseph Downes.
- London: Psychology Press, 1997.
- iv, 318 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
- Memory : special issue. .
What Do Theories of the Functional Deficit(s) Underlying Amnesia Have
to Explain?
Andrew R. Mayes and John Joseph Downes
Implicit Memory: What Must Theories of Amnesia Explain?
Ton Curran and Daniel L. Schacler
The Relationships Between Temporal Lobe and Diencephalic Structures
Implicated in Antcrograde Amnesia
John R Ag^leton and Richard C. Saunders
Consolidating Dispersed Ncocorlical Memories: The Missing Link in
Amnesia
Ken A. Pailer
A Positive Approach to Viewing Processing Deficit Theories of Amnesia
Laird S. Cerinak
How Should a Database on Human Amnesia Evolve? Comments on
Mayes and Downes "What Do Theories of the Functional Deficit(s)
Underlying Amnesia Have to Explain?"
Alan J. Parkin and Nicola M. Hunkin
Comments on Mayes and Downes: "What Do Theories of the Functional
Deficit(s) Underlying Amnesia Have to Explain?"
Michael D. Kopehnan
How Can We Best Explain Retrograde Amnesia in Human Memory
Disorder?
Narinder Kapiir
Memory for Items and Memory for Relations in the
Procedural/Declarative Memory Framework
Neal J. Cohen, Russell A. Poldrack and Howard Eichenbaian
Extending Models of Hippocampal Function in Animal Conditioning to
Human Amnesia
Mark A. Cluck, Brandon R. Ermita, Lindsay M. Oliver and Catherine E.
Myers
Implicit and Explicit Memory in Amnesia: Some Explanations and
Predictions by the TraceLink Model
Jacob M.J. Murre
Predicting Syndromes of Amnesia from a Composite Holographic
Associative Recall/Recognition Model (CHARM)
Janet Metcalfe
New Approaches to the Study of Amnesic Patients: What Can a
Neurofunctional Philosophy and Neural Network Methods Offer?
Alan D. Pickering
Concluding Comments: Common Themes, Disagreements, and Future
Directions
John Joseph Downes and Andrew R. Mayes
9780863779527
Amnesia
157.3 / MAY/T
What Do Theories of the Functional Deficit(s) Underlying Amnesia Have
to Explain?
Andrew R. Mayes and John Joseph Downes
Implicit Memory: What Must Theories of Amnesia Explain?
Ton Curran and Daniel L. Schacler
The Relationships Between Temporal Lobe and Diencephalic Structures
Implicated in Antcrograde Amnesia
John R Ag^leton and Richard C. Saunders
Consolidating Dispersed Ncocorlical Memories: The Missing Link in
Amnesia
Ken A. Pailer
A Positive Approach to Viewing Processing Deficit Theories of Amnesia
Laird S. Cerinak
How Should a Database on Human Amnesia Evolve? Comments on
Mayes and Downes "What Do Theories of the Functional Deficit(s)
Underlying Amnesia Have to Explain?"
Alan J. Parkin and Nicola M. Hunkin
Comments on Mayes and Downes: "What Do Theories of the Functional
Deficit(s) Underlying Amnesia Have to Explain?"
Michael D. Kopehnan
How Can We Best Explain Retrograde Amnesia in Human Memory
Disorder?
Narinder Kapiir
Memory for Items and Memory for Relations in the
Procedural/Declarative Memory Framework
Neal J. Cohen, Russell A. Poldrack and Howard Eichenbaian
Extending Models of Hippocampal Function in Animal Conditioning to
Human Amnesia
Mark A. Cluck, Brandon R. Ermita, Lindsay M. Oliver and Catherine E.
Myers
Implicit and Explicit Memory in Amnesia: Some Explanations and
Predictions by the TraceLink Model
Jacob M.J. Murre
Predicting Syndromes of Amnesia from a Composite Holographic
Associative Recall/Recognition Model (CHARM)
Janet Metcalfe
New Approaches to the Study of Amnesic Patients: What Can a
Neurofunctional Philosophy and Neural Network Methods Offer?
Alan D. Pickering
Concluding Comments: Common Themes, Disagreements, and Future
Directions
John Joseph Downes and Andrew R. Mayes
9780863779527
Amnesia
157.3 / MAY/T