"Memory encoding" refers to the process of transforming information into a format that our brain can store and remember. It involves converting external stimuli or experiences into internal codes or representations that can be stored in the memory for recall later on.
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She imagines that they will be able to improve new
memory encoding by inducing fast gamma waves.
«We have already demonstrated that these two synapses process different types of information that in turn is likely to comprise the cellular mechanisms
for memory encoding and retrieval at these synapses» explains Hardy Hagena.
In context of one another, the results of the experiments done in this study imply that oxytocin does indeed affect how our brains process information when we think of ourselves versus others, specifically
in memory encoding and processing of self - referential traits.
We sought to eliminate the secondary impact of
episodic memory encoding on improvisation by using either an over-learned or completely improvised condition (without a reproduction task in either condition).
Study after study shows that multitasking leads to errors, fragments our attention, disrupts learning by
impeding memory encoding, and tends to lure us away from our primary task.
The guideline found weak evidence that fMRI using
nonverbal memory encoding may be considered for predicting visuospatial memory outcomes for people being evaluated for temporal lobe surgery.
«These findings suggest that fast gamma waves promote
current memory encoding, such as the memory of where we just parked,» said Colgin.
An alternative strategy is to
disrupt memory encoding during a meal and then measure appetite and intake at a subsequent meal.
«Fear triggers a survival response that uses up cognitive resources, so the emotion can
impair memory encoding,» he says.
Repetition aids in storing memory, and the fun will help the brain mark the connections for
later memory encoding.
The relationship between aging, performance, and the neural correlates of successful memory encoding
This confirmed that variations in PKRCA are linked to the capacity for emotional memory, and further revealed that they were also associated with differences in brain activity
during memory encoding.
Parent MB, Krebs - Kraft DL, Ryan JP, Wilson JS, Harenski C, Hamann S. Glucose administration enhances fMRI brain activation and connectivity related to
episodic memory encoding for neutral and emotional stimuli.
The brain's high - frequency bursts are crucial
for memory encoding, information processing and brain plasticity.
Researchers from the University of Illinois at Urbana - Champagne found that people with high levels of lutein in their blood had thicker gray matter in the parahippocampal cortex, the part of the brain that plays a role
in memory encoding and retrieval.
How its various components interact during
memory encoding and retrieval is unresolved.
Major components of the neuronal cytoskeleton, microtubules grow and extend neurons, form and regulate synapses, are disrupted in Alzheimer's disease, and theoretically linked to information processing,
memory encoding and mental states.
The fragile X gene (FMR1) is prominently transcribed in two regions critical to
memory encoding and attention: the hippocampus and the basal forebrain.
During
the memory encoding periods of these tasks, electrical stimulation was applied transiently in the entorhinal and hippocampal regions using clinical macroelectrodes.
However, the low levels of acetylcholine seen during slow - wave sleep are necessary for lifting this suppression of signal transmission in order to facilitate the consolidation of
memories encoded during the waking hours.