Conceptual priming in perceptual identification for patients with Alzheimer's disease and a patient with right occipital lobectomy.
Conceptual priming in perceptual identification for patients with Alzheimer's disease and a patient with right occipital lobectomy.
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10.1037/0894-4105.9.2.187
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1995
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D. Fleischman;J. Gabrieli;S. Reminger;J. Rinaldi;F. Morrell;R. Wilson
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作者:
D. Fleischman;J. Gabrieli;S. Reminger;J. Rinaldi;F. Morrell;R. Wilson
Two experiments examined explicit recognition memory and perceptual and conceptual contributions to implicit perceptual-identification repetition priming for patients with Alzheimer's disease (AD) and Patient MS with right-occipital lobectomy. Participants read words (perceptual encoding) and generated words (conceptual encoding) from a definition and letter cue (eg," a vehicle for moving the injured—a"). AD patients demonstrated impaired explicit and intact implicit memory for both perceptually and conceptually encoded words. MS demonstrated the opposite pattern: intact explicit and impaired implicit memory in both encoding conditions. The double dissociation between AD and MS on implicit and explicit memory tasks is discussed in terms of a putative visual memory mechanism in the right-occipital cortex that interacts with lexical mechanisms to yield perceptual-identification priming after perceptual and conceptual encoding.(PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)