Development of Multiplexing IC's for Class A Multiplexing

Shimamura, Hitoshi; Futami, Tohru

doi:10.4271/900703

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“…The answer is that individual studies have relied upon the outcome of statistical tests. In most of the experiments summarized Incisa della Rocchetta (1986) Shimamura (1990) Incisa della Rocchetta (1986) Stuss 1994 in the Appendices, normal control subjects outperformed patients with frontal damage. Yet in many of these cases, the outcome of the statistical test was negative, and the authors could not conclude that frontal lesions had an adverse effect on performance.…”

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Frontal lobe damage produces episodic memory impairment

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Stuss

Tulving

1995

J Int Neuropsychol Soc

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This article reports the outcome of a meta-analysis of the relation between the frontal lobes and memory as measured by tests of recognition, cued recall, and free recall. We reviewed experiments in which patients with documented, circumscribed frontal pathology were compared with normal control subjects on these three types of tests. Contrary to conventional wisdom, there is strong evidence that frontal damage disrupts performance on all three types of tests, with the greatest impairment in free recall, and the smallest in recognition. (JINS, 1995, 1, 525–536.)

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