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ASSESSMENT OF COGNITIVE TRAINING IN PEOPLE WITH MILD TO MODERATE DEMENTIA
Title
ASSESSMENT OF COGNITIVE TRAINING IN PEOPLE WITH MILD TO MODERATE DEMENTIA
Author
Rouse, Hillary
Date Created
2015
Subjects--Topical
Social sciences--Research, Cognitive psychology, Gerontology
Description
The main goal is to see how computer game play experiences can affect cognitive, social, behavioral, and psychological functioning in a population of older adults with mild-to-moderate dementia. Participants engaged in various cognitive games from...
Age-Related Differences in Cognitive Control: An ERP Study of Internally Directed Attention
Title
Age-Related Differences in Cognitive Control: An ERP Study of Internally Directed Attention
Author
Nelson, Monica
Date Created
2019
Subjects--Topical
Psychology
Description
Attention and working memory are two cognitive abilities that have been the target of research to determine whether they are independent (Baddeley, 2003) or related constructs (Kiyonaga & Egner, 2013). Modifying traditional attention tasks to inco...
Cognitive Control of Attention, Emotion, and Memory: An ERP Study
Title
Cognitive Control of Attention, Emotion, and Memory: An ERP Study
Author
Eyer, Joshua
Date Created
2011
Subjects--Topical
Cognitive psychology, Clinical psychology
Description
Unwanted retrieval of negative memories can be problematic for many clinical populations. The Think/No-Think (T/NT) task (Anderson & Green, 2001) is a new paradigm for studying cognitive control during cued recall. In this task participants view a...
Examining how regular meditation practice influences the neural oscillatory activity associated with refocusing attention after a mind wandering episode.
Title
Examining how regular meditation practice influences the neural oscillatory activity associated with refocusing attention after a mind wandering episode.
Author
Fix, Spencer
Date Created
2017
Subjects--Topical
Psychology, Neurosciences
Description
Introduction. Mind wandering (MW) has become a topic of interest in neuroscience research, particularly because of its tendency to interrupt goal directed behavior and negatively impact mental and physical health. Several brain networks have been ...