Titlebook: Memory: Interdisciplinary Approaches; Interdisciplinary Ap Paul R. Solomon,George R. Goethals,Benjamin R. Ste Book 1989 Springer-Verlag New

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Interdisciplinary Perspectives on the Study of Memory The 1880s have been called the “golden decade of memory research” (Squire, 1987). We might argue that the 1980s have also been a golden decade for work on memory. A tremendous amount has been done in a variety of areas. This volume gives us the special opportunity to consider the relationships between some of these lines of research.

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The Joy of Kicking: Memories, Motives, and Mobilesving, 1985). As a result, today there is a general consensus among authorities of human memory and human development that the capacity for long-term memory does not emerge until sometimes after the first 8 or 9 months of life (chap. 6 in this volume; Kagan, 1984; Nadel & Zola-Morgan, 1984; Olson & S

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resilience

A Model System Approach to Memory focus on what they felt to be the uniquely human aspects of memory. From a biological perspective it seems unlikely that any aspect of memory is uniquely human. Evolution proceeds by small steps—the chromosomal DNA of humans and chimpanzees is 99% identical.

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The Locus of Word-Finding Problems in Language-Impaired Childrenadition of memory experimentation has been criticized, even derided, by some of psychology’s most respected scientists. Experimental psychologists have been admonished to leave the clear waters of verbal learning to probe the murky depths of ecological memory. Even the . took a new name to reflect a changing focus.

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