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Sure, but not that you'll hear about it if you do a search for "replication", and I suppose it also depends on whether you include brain science with psychology
by SubiculumCode 3y ago
Sure, but not that you'll hear about it if you do a search for "replication", and I suppose it also depends on whether you include brain science with psychology, as I do.
In my field (psychology/neuroimaging): injuries to the hippocampus obliterates the ability to form memories for associations between items/events (e.g. between multiple pieces of information in an episode space, time, items). However, it will not generally impair memory for individual items or features.
Children will often have worse memory than adults, but these differences are attenuated when you prevent adults from using or benefiting from organizational strategies at encoding and retrieval.
- spicymapotofu 3y agoIs that kind of organizational prevention the one that involves having subjects count down mentally? I really enjoyed learning about memory. The visuospatial sketchpad holds a place in my heart.
- SubiculumCode 3y agoall sorts of techniques. manipulation during encoding/learning can be as simple as not letting them know there will be a memory test. Using items that are novel and hard to provide a label.
- SubiculumCode 3y agoI wrote this chapter primer on these aspects: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/229525331_Children's_episodic_memory https://www.researchgate.net/publication/229525331_Children'...