COMPREHENSIVE FOLLOWING SENTENCES

Word selection in reading sentences: preceding versus following contexts.

A new task, double-word selection, simulated lexical ambiguity by presenting 2 words between which the reader had to choose while reading a sentence shown at 133 or 150 ms/word, following a procedure called rapid serial visual presentation. The double-word pair was presented for less than 100 ms. In immediate recall of the sentence, readers made a correct selection on most trials, both when the...

"Linguistic" sentences and "real" sentences

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Clustering Sentences - Making Sense of Synonymous Sentences

Some Sentences on Our Consciousness of Sentences

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A Comprehensive Approach to Memory Rehabilitation Following Brain Injury

Memory is not a unitary process, and it may be conceptualized in a number of ways depending on the type of information being consolidated or recalled. Regardless of the type of information to be stored in memory, it is widely accepted that the memory process involves four sequential, interrelated processes or stages, including: 1. Attending to the information; 2. Encoding, organizing, and maint...