Sequence Learning

Is procedural memory enhanced in Tourette syndrome? Evidence from a sequence learning task

Cortex - Journal

Published in: Cortex, Volume 100, March 2018, 84-94 Abstract “Procedural memory, which is rooted in the basal ganglia, underlies the learning and processing of numerous automatized motor and cognitive skills, including in language. Not surprisingly, disorders with basal ganglia abnormalities have been found to show impairments of procedural memory. However, brain abnormalities could also lead to […]

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Stimulus dependence and cross-modal interference in sequence learning

The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

Published in: The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, Volume 70, Issue 12, 2535-2547 Abstract “A central issue in sequence learning is whether learning operates on stimulus-independent abstract elements, or whether surface features are integrated, resulting in stimulus-dependent learning. Using the serial reaction-time (SRT) task, we test whether a previously presented sequence is transferrable from one domain

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