2000
DOI: 10.1093/cercor/10.9.829
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Neurophysiological Measures of Working Memory and Individual Differences in Cognitive Ability and Cognitive Style

Abstract: The capacity to deliberately control attention in order to hold and manipulate information in working memory is critical to higher cognitive functions. This suggests that between-subject differences in general cognitive ability might be related to observable differences in the activity of brain systems that support working memory and attention control. To test this notion, electroencephalograms were recorded from 80 healthy young adults during spatial working memory tasks. Measures of task-related neurophysiol… Show more

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“…As an advantage, the mapping procedure required no computational assumption such as the number of equivalent dipoles or the regularization parameters of the linear inverse estimation (Babiloni et al, 2001a). In previous studies, the mapping of the ERD/ERS has provided very interesting findings on brain rhythms accompanying somatosensory, motor and cognitive demands (Babiloni et al, 1999(Babiloni et al, , 2000(Babiloni et al, , 2001b(Babiloni et al, , 2002Gevins and Smith, 2000;Gevins et al, 1998;McEvoy et al, 2001;Okada and Salenius, 1998). As a limitation, the cortical sources of the ERD/ERS must be inferred with caution based on the topographical mapping.…”
Section: Methodological Remarksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As an advantage, the mapping procedure required no computational assumption such as the number of equivalent dipoles or the regularization parameters of the linear inverse estimation (Babiloni et al, 2001a). In previous studies, the mapping of the ERD/ERS has provided very interesting findings on brain rhythms accompanying somatosensory, motor and cognitive demands (Babiloni et al, 1999(Babiloni et al, , 2000(Babiloni et al, , 2001b(Babiloni et al, , 2002Gevins and Smith, 2000;Gevins et al, 1998;McEvoy et al, 2001;Okada and Salenius, 1998). As a limitation, the cortical sources of the ERD/ERS must be inferred with caution based on the topographical mapping.…”
Section: Methodological Remarksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2015 № 10 (129) 31 жено, хотя зафиксировано, что женщины достоверно лучше справлялись с заданиями на вербальную эпизодическую память и на внимание. Не подтверждается зависимость степени продуктивности вербаль-ной РП от половой принадлежности и рядом других авторов [15, 22, 33], а в исследовании Redick et al [29] на крупной выборке показано стати-стически значимое, но слабое по величине эффекта доминирование муж-чин.…”
Section: индивидуальные особенности продуктивности рабочей памяти: эфunclassified
“…Гипотеза о связи FMT с активацией перед-ней области поясной извилины, деятельность которой сопровождает про-цессы памяти, внимания и его нарушения, была неоднократно подтвер-ждена как в ЭЭГ-исследованиях [6,7,14,15], так и в работах, опираю-щихся на техники нейровизуализации [24,32,36].…”
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