IV. MODEL SIMULATIONS TESTING THE REAL-TIME STABILITY HYPOTHESIS OF DEVELOPMENTAL CHANGES IN VISUAL WORKING MEMORY.

Authors :: Simmering, Vanessa R.
Source :: Monographs of the Society for Research in Child Development. Sep2016, Vol. 81 Issue 3, p82-108. 27p.
Publication Year :: 2016
Abstract: The article tests whether increasing stability in infants' memory can be expanded to account for development through early childhood and into adulthood in the change-preference task. Topics covered include quantitative simulations of the dynamic model, an analysis of how the processes within the model differ as a function of developmental change, and the potential sources of developmental change in connectivity.

Subjects :: *BRAIN physiology
*ATTENTION
*CHILD development
*CHILD psychology
*CHILD behavior
*COGNITION in children
*COLOR
*CONFIDENCE intervals
*MATHEMATICAL models
*MEMORY in children
*NEUROPHYSIOLOGY
*SENSORY stimulation
*VISUAL perception in children
*THEORY
*QUANTITATIVE research
*TASK performance
*STATISTICAL models
*DESCRIPTIVE statistics

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