Сэдэв: Memoria

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NEUROPSICOLOGIA
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DEMENCE, MEMOIRE ET IDENTITE: INTERET DE LA BIOGRAPHIE
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VERBAL WORKING MEMORY AND SENTENCE COMPREHENSION IN CHILDREN WITH SPECIFIC LANGUAGE IMPAIRMENT
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MEASURES OF WORKING MEMORY AND SENTENCE COMPREHENSION IN PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
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MEMORY IN THE DEAF: A CROSS-CULTURAL STUDY IN ENGLISH AND JAPANESE
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TRASTORNO POR DEFICIT DE ATENCION CON HIPERACTIVIDAD
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AGE DIFFERENCES IN PROCESSING EXPOSITORY AND NARRATIVE TEXT
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AGE-RELATED DIFFERENCES IN THREE-DIMENSIONAL SPATIAL MEMORY
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A COMPARISON OF PATTERNS OF METHAMPHETAMINE AND COCAINE USE
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COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE OF CURRENT METHAMPHETAMINE AND COCAINE ABUSERS
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TERATOGENIC EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL ON BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR
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THE EFFECTS OF PRENATAL ALCOHOL EXPOSURE ON EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING
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INTERVENCION PSICOLOGICA EN LA VEJEZ.APLICACIONES EN EL AMBITO CLINICO Y DE LA SALUD
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MANUAL DE METODOS DIAGNOSTICOS. EN: CURSO DE AVANCES EN INTERVENCIONES PSICOSOCIALES EN DEMENCIA TIPO ALZHEIMER Y EN SUS TRANSTORNOS ASOCIADOS. DONOSTIA-SAN SEBASTIAN, 17-19 JULIO 2000
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REMINISCENCE, PERSONALITY, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONING IN OLDER ADULTS
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ACCURACY OF METAMEMORY AFTER TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY: PREDICTIONS DURING VERBAL LEARNING
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WHY AND HOW PEOPLE OF LIMITED INTELLIGENCE BECOME CALENDRICAL CALCULATORS
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IN AND OUT OF THE K-HOLE: A COMPARISON OF THE ACUTE AND RESIDUAL EFFECTS OF KETAMINE IN FREQUENT AND INFREQUENT KETAMINE USERS.
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SUBJECTIVE AND OBJECTIVE MEMORY IN THE OLDEST OLD: COMPARISONS OF FINDINGS FROMA REPRESENTATIVE AND A CONCENIENCE SAMPLE.
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PLAN NACIONAL SOBRE DROGAS. MEMORIA 1997
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RELATION OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY TO MEMORY FUNCTIONING IN OLDER ADULTS: THE MEMORY WORKOUT PROGRAM.
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NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF PATIENTS WITH SEVERE NEUROMOTOR AND VERBAL DISABILITIES
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A NEW LOOK AT LEARNING-DISABLED AND NORMAL-ACHIEVING CHILDREN'S WORD-PAIR MEMORIZATION ABILITY
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ENHANCING FREE-RECALL RATES OF INDIVIDUALS WITH MENTAL RETARDATION