Titlebook: Animal Cognition and Sequential Behavior; Behavioral, Biologic Stephen B. Fountain,Michael D. Bunsey,Michael K. M Book 2002 Springer Scienc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-0821-2attention; behavior; cognition; cortex; learning; memory; psychology

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978-1-4613-5255-6Springer Science+Business Media New York 2002

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Jaison Jacob,Babita R. Jose,Jimson Mathewent that helps set our activities this weekend into historical context. After a few words about that, I will then turn to a problem with which I have had a certain measure of familiarity over the years, namely, the problem of serial order in behavior. I intend to examine that issue with an historica

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Fatemeh Farhanmoghaddam,Azizeh Javadi at the beginning (primacy effect) and the end (recency effect) of the list, and poorest in the middle. In the late ‘50s, researchers showed that the recency effect, thought to be the short-term memory (STM) component, could be selectively eliminated from the primacy effect and middle portion, thoug

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