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autobiographical memory (Anderson et al. 2000). Moreover, other important domain of cognitive functioning is future thinking (Atance, 2008). Limited research has compared remembering the past and imagining the future (Anderson and Dewhurst,...
cognitive impairments, which may be related to nicotinic receptor deficits, (a7 and a4ß2), documented in the brains of people with schizophrenia. The large majority of people with schizophrenia smoke cigarettes. Thus, nicotinic interactions...
Alzheimer’s disease is a brain disorder and the most common type of dementia which causes loss of memory. People suffering from this disease are more vulnerable to develop impairment in intellectual activities, as in, reasoning, planning an...
outline the promising investigations that are raising hope, and understanding the challenges behind translating underlying stem cell biology into novel clinical therapeutic potential in Alzheimer's disease. Most proponents of stem cell rese...
2006. The Centre of the HIV epidemic World Health Organ Tech Rep Ser, pp. 317-341 Historical Overview The transition process from pediatric to adult health care for adolescents with chronic diseases is always challenging and can be even mo...
to exist”. It is the topic that gives the reader food for thought as it can be applied to everyone. The paper will be analyzing different aspects of how one can lose his or her memory and if someone has really loses it, will he die away or ...
eyewitness to a crime who testifies in court about the personality of the individual who has been charged with a crime (Plotnik & Kouyoumjian, 2011). The word is common in forensic psychology and has a large literature dealing with the trus...