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HM REVISITED - RELATIONS BETWEEN MEMORY, THE HIPPOCAMPAL SYSTEM, AND LANGUAGE COMPREHENSION
Authors: MACKAY DG STEWART R BURKE DM
Citation: Dg. Mackay et al., HM REVISITED - RELATIONS BETWEEN MEMORY, THE HIPPOCAMPAL SYSTEM, AND LANGUAGE COMPREHENSION, Journal of cognitive neuroscience, 1998, pp. 118-118
HM REVISITED - RELATIONS BETWEEN LANGUAGE COMPREHENSION, MEMORY, AND THE HIPPOCAMPAL SYSTEM
Authors: MACKAY DG STEWART R BURKE DM
Citation: Dg. Mackay et al., HM REVISITED - RELATIONS BETWEEN LANGUAGE COMPREHENSION, MEMORY, AND THE HIPPOCAMPAL SYSTEM, Journal of cognitive neuroscience, 10(3), 1998, pp. 377-394
HMS LANGUAGE PRODUCTION DEFICITS - IMPLICATIONS FOR RELATIONS BETWEENMEMORY, SEMANTIC BINDING, AND THE HIPPOCAMPAL SYSTEM (VOL 38, PG 28, 1998)
Authors: MACKAY DG BURKE DM STEWART R
Citation: Dg. Mackay et al., HMS LANGUAGE PRODUCTION DEFICITS - IMPLICATIONS FOR RELATIONS BETWEENMEMORY, SEMANTIC BINDING, AND THE HIPPOCAMPAL SYSTEM (VOL 38, PG 28, 1998), Journal of memory and language, 38(4), 1998, pp. 485-485
HMS LANGUAGE PRODUCTION DEFICITS - IMPLICATIONS FOR RELATIONS BETWEENMEMORY, SEMANTIC BINDING, AND THE HIPPOCAMPAL SYSTEM
Authors: MACKAY DG BURKE DM STEWART R
Citation: Dg. Mackay et al., HMS LANGUAGE PRODUCTION DEFICITS - IMPLICATIONS FOR RELATIONS BETWEENMEMORY, SEMANTIC BINDING, AND THE HIPPOCAMPAL SYSTEM, Journal of memory and language, 38(1), 1998, pp. 28-69
MEMORY, LANGUAGE, AND AGING
Authors: BURKE DM MACKAY DG
Citation: Dm. Burke et Dg. Mackay, MEMORY, LANGUAGE, AND AGING, Philosophical transactions-Royal Society of London. Biological sciences, 352(1363), 1997, pp. 1845-1856
CAN COGNITIVE AGING CONTRIBUTE TO FUNDAMENTAL PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORY - REPETITION DEAFNESS AS A TEST-CASE
Authors: MACKAY DG MILLER MD
Citation: Dg. Mackay et Md. Miller, CAN COGNITIVE AGING CONTRIBUTE TO FUNDAMENTAL PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORY - REPETITION DEAFNESS AS A TEST-CASE, Neuropsychology, development, and cognition. Section B, Aging, neuropsychology and cognition, 3(3), 1996, pp. 169-186
RELATIONS BETWEEN LANGUAGE AND MEMORY - THE CASE OF REPETITION DEAFNESS
Authors: MILLER MD MACKAY DG
Citation: Md. Miller et Dg. Mackay, RELATIONS BETWEEN LANGUAGE AND MEMORY - THE CASE OF REPETITION DEAFNESS, Psychological science, 7(6), 1996, pp. 347-351
REPETITION BLINDNESS INTERACTS WITH SYNTACTIC GROUPING IN RAPIDLY PRESENTED SENTENCES
Authors: ABRAMS L DYER JR MACKAY DG
Citation: L. Abrams et al., REPETITION BLINDNESS INTERACTS WITH SYNTACTIC GROUPING IN RAPIDLY PRESENTED SENTENCES, Psychological science, 7(2), 1996, pp. 100-104
REGISTRATION, CERTIFICATION, AND LICENSING - CREATING BETTER TIMBER HARVESTERS
Authors: MACKAY DG ELLEFSON PV BLINN CR
Citation: Dg. Mackay et al., REGISTRATION, CERTIFICATION, AND LICENSING - CREATING BETTER TIMBER HARVESTERS, Journal of forestry, 94(7), 1996, pp. 27-31
CASE-STUDY TEACHING - AN AVENUE TO EXPLORE
Authors: ELLEFSON PV MACKAY DG
Citation: Pv. Ellefson et Dg. Mackay, CASE-STUDY TEACHING - AN AVENUE TO EXPLORE, Journal of forestry, 94(3), 1996, pp. 23-25
THE STRUCTURE OF LONG-TERM-MEMORY - A CONNECTIVITY MODEL OF SEMANTIC PROCESSING - KLIMESCH,W
Authors: MACKAY DG MILLER MD
Citation: Dg. Mackay et Md. Miller, THE STRUCTURE OF LONG-TERM-MEMORY - A CONNECTIVITY MODEL OF SEMANTIC PROCESSING - KLIMESCH,W, The American journal of psychology, 109(1), 1996, pp. 162-171
EMPIRICAL HYPOTHESES VERSUS THEORETICAL-ANALYSIS - A MUCH NEEDED DISTINCTION IN PSYCHOLOGY - A RESPONSE TO KUKLA
Authors: MACKAY DG
Citation: Dg. Mackay, EMPIRICAL HYPOTHESES VERSUS THEORETICAL-ANALYSIS - A MUCH NEEDED DISTINCTION IN PSYCHOLOGY - A RESPONSE TO KUKLA, New ideas in psychology, 13(3), 1995, pp. 229-235
CONTRACONSCIOUS INTERNAL THEORIES INFLUENCE LEXICAL CHOICE DURING SENTENCE COMPLETION
Authors: MACKAY DG KONISHI T
Citation: Dg. Mackay et T. Konishi, CONTRACONSCIOUS INTERNAL THEORIES INFLUENCE LEXICAL CHOICE DURING SENTENCE COMPLETION, Consciousness and cognition, 3(2), 1994, pp. 196-222
REPETITION DEAFNESS - REPEATED WORDS IN COMPUTER-COMPRESSED SPEECH ARE DIFFICULT TO ENCODE AND RECALL
Authors: MILLER MD MACKAY DG
Citation: Md. Miller et Dg. Mackay, REPETITION DEAFNESS - REPEATED WORDS IN COMPUTER-COMPRESSED SPEECH ARE DIFFICULT TO ENCODE AND RECALL, Psychological science, 5(1), 1994, pp. 47-51
SEMANTIC BLINDNESS - REPEATED CONCEPTS ARE DIFFICULT TO ENCODE AND RECALL UNDER TIME PRESSURE
Authors: MACKAY DG MILLER MD
Citation: Dg. Mackay et Md. Miller, SEMANTIC BLINDNESS - REPEATED CONCEPTS ARE DIFFICULT TO ENCODE AND RECALL UNDER TIME PRESSURE, Psychological science, 5(1), 1994, pp. 52-55
REPETITION BLINDNESS AND AGING - EVIDENCE FOR A BINDING DEFICIT INVOLVING A SINGLE, THEORETICALLY SPECIFIED CONNECTION
Authors: MACKAY DG MILLER MD SCHUSTER SP
Citation: Dg. Mackay et al., REPETITION BLINDNESS AND AGING - EVIDENCE FOR A BINDING DEFICIT INVOLVING A SINGLE, THEORETICALLY SPECIFIED CONNECTION, Psychology and aging, 9(2), 1994, pp. 251-258
THE HANDBOOK OF AGING AND COGNITION - CRAIK,FIM, SALTHOUSE,TA
Authors: BURKE DM MACKAY DG
Citation: Dm. Burke et Dg. Mackay, THE HANDBOOK OF AGING AND COGNITION - CRAIK,FIM, SALTHOUSE,TA, Contemporary psychology, 39(3), 1994, pp. 263-264
RELATIONS BETWEEN WORD PERCEPTION AND PRODUCTION - NEW THEORY AND DATA ON THE VERBAL TRANSFORMATION EFFECT
Authors: MACKAY DG WULF G YIN C ABRAMS L
Citation: Dg. Mackay et al., RELATIONS BETWEEN WORD PERCEPTION AND PRODUCTION - NEW THEORY AND DATA ON THE VERBAL TRANSFORMATION EFFECT, Journal of memory and language, 32(5), 1993, pp. 624-646
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