Not exact matches
Prior to sleep, the students memorized 46
word pairs and, on average,
recalled 36.5
of them.
The participants were asked to
recall some
of the
word pairs ten minutes later, then left to sleep overnight while the researchers recorded the electrical activity
of their brains.
In a study they found that the subjects, when prompted, could push the second
word in a learned
word pair out
of awareness, which made it harder to
recall later.
But when the researchers added a twist — forcing subjects in two
of the groups to learn a new set
of word pairs 12 minutes prior to testing — the well - rested radically outperformed the sleepy; sleepers
recalled 76 percent
of the initial
pairs compared to just 32 percent for their peers who had gone without shut - eye.
Participants in the Northwestern study who received acoustic stimulation increased their overnight
recall of word pairs — a measure
of memory — by nearly 27 %.
The participants took a test the next morning to find out the number
of word pairs they could
recall.
As predicted, when compared with subjects who received the active placebo glycopyrrolate (4 microg / kg) and subjects who were not injected, those who received scopolamine (8 microg / kg) showed (a) overall impairment in new
word paired - associate learning, but no impairment in cued
recall of previously learned associates; and (b) greater impairment in learning overlapping (A-C) compared with nonoverlapping (D - E)
paired associates.
«Red Room (Child)», houses elements associated with Bourgeois's childhood: the red and blue spindles and needles
recall the tapestry workshop run by her family, the child's hands resting in those
of an adult suggesting a longing for security and a
pair of mittens embroidered with the
words moi and toi reinforce that desire..