Alan Baddeley

Naming Speed and Dyslexia Naming Speed in Children with Dyslexia

The Psychology of Memory

In this chapter I will try to provide a brief overview of the concepts and techniques that are most widely used in the psychology of memory. Although it may not appear to be the case from sampling the literature, there is in fact a great deal of agreement as to what constitutes the psychology of memory, much of it developed through the interaction of the study of normal memory in the laboratory...

Children's Working Memory Measurement Model: Testing of Hich and Baddeley Model, Baddeley and Cowan Model

The aim of the present study was to investigate Children's Working Memory Measurement Model: Testing Theories’ Hich and Baddeley, Baddeley and Cowan. The research design was correlational. The population included all primary school students in Tehran in 1400. Participants were 150 students aged 7 to 10 years who were selected by convenience sampling method. They all responded to the Comprehensi...

Draft of chapter 4 - - Contingency Analyses of Memory - - Michael Kahana Part I Study of Memory 1 . History of Memory Gordon Bower 2 . Concepts of Memory

Part II Memory in the Laboratory Act of Remembering 5. Short-Term and Working Memory Alan Baddeley & Susan Gathercole 6. Encoding and Retrieval of Information Fergus Craik 7. Transfer and Expertise Keith Holyoak

Working memory and emotion: Detecting the hedonic detector

In an attempt to account for the impact of emotion on cognition, Baddeley (2007) proposed the existence of a hedonic detection system. Malfunctioning of this system was assumed to play a crucial role in depression. Exploring this hypothesis requires a simple and rapid way of assessing the neutral point of proposed hedonic detector. We describe two experiments that aim to develop such a method o...