Mental Recall

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Triazolam-amphetamine interaction: dissociation of effects on memory versus arousal.

It is well-documented that benzodiazepine sedative/hypnotics produce robust dose-dependent memory-impairing effects. However, benzodiazepines also induce marked sedation, as reflected in changes in observer and subjective ratings of arousal and impaired ...
Miriam Z Mintzer, Roland R Griffiths (J Psychopharmacol, 200303)
triazolam-amphetamine-interaction-dissociation-effects-memory-versus.asp

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Stressful experiences in children and adolescents: initial report from the PSEI-NCPV Honolulu Study.

As part of a federal study on the biology of stress and resilience, a comprehensive, structured stress-history interview (PSEI-NCPV) was administered to 307 participants recruited in Honolulu. A moderate correlation between childhood stress and current ...
H Stefan Bracha, Tyler Ralston, Jennifer Yamashita, Gretchen Nelson, Hassan H López, Tomas Cummings (Hawaii Med J, 200303)
stressful-experiences-children-adolescents-initial-report-psei-ncpv.asp

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Calcium intake of Asian, Hispanic and white youth.

OBJECTIVE: To examine calcium intake and food sources among Asian, white and Hispanic youth, in order to develop and target interventions to improve calcium intake. METHODS: Cross-sectional survey with two 24-hour dietary recalls one week apart. Calcium ...
Rachel Novotny, Carol Boushey, Margaret A Bock, Louise Peck, Garry Auld, Christine M Bruhn, Deborah Gustafson, Kathe Gabel, James Keith Jensen, Scottie Misner, Marsha Read (J Am Coll Nutr, 200302)
calcium-intake-asian-hispanic-white-youth.asp

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Emotional context modulates subsequent memory effect.

Emotions have been shown to modulate memory processes. However, the neuronal substrate underlying these modulatory effects is largely unknown. Using event-related functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), we investigated whether the context of ...
Susanne Erk, Markus Kiefer, Jo Grothe, Arthur P Wunderlich, Manfred Spitzer, Henrik Walter (Neuroimage, 200302)
emotional-context-modulates-subsequent-memory-effect.asp

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A multivariate, spatiotemporal analysis of electromagnetic time-frequency data of recognition memory.

Electromagnetic indices of "fast" (above 12 Hz) oscillating brain activity are much more likely to be considerably attenuated by time-averaging across multiple trials than "slow" (below 12 Hz) oscillating brain activity. To the extent that both types of ...
E Düzel, R Habib, B Schott, A Schoenfeld, N Lobaugh, A R McIntosh, M Scholz, H J Heinze (Neuroimage, 200302)
multivariate-spatiotemporal-analysis-electromagnetic-time-frequency.asp

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Reproducibility and validity of the secondary level School-Based Nutrition Monitoring student questionnaire.

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the reproducibility and validity of the School-Based Nutrition Monitoring (SBNM) secondary level student questionnaire. DESIGN: Reproducibility was evaluated using a test-retest study design by administering the questionnaire on ...
Deanna M Hoelscher, R Sue Day, Steven H Kelder, Jerri L Ward (J Am Diet Assoc, 200302)
reproducibility-validity-secondary-level-school-based-nutrition.asp

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The accuracy of long-term recall of past body weight in Japanese adult men.

OBJECTIVE: To examine the influences of recall period, current body weight, weight gain and loss, and weight variability on the accuracy of long-term recall of past weight. DESIGN AND SUBJECTS: Comparison of recalled weights around 25 y old with weights ...
K Tamakoshi, H Yatsuya, T Kondo, T Hirano, Y Hori, T Yoshida, H Toyoshima (Int J Obes Relat Metab Disord, 200302)
accuracy-long-term-recall-past-body-weight-japanese-adult-men.asp

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Stereotypes as dominant responses: on the "social facilitation" of prejudice in anticipated public contexts.

This article challenges the highly intuitive assumption that prejudice should be less likely in public compared with private settings. It proposes that stereotypes may be conceptualized as a type of dominant response (C. L. Hull, 1943; R. B. Zajonc, ...
Alan J Lambert, B Keith Payne, Larry L Jacoby, Lara M Shaffer, Alison L Chasteen, Saera R Khan (J Pers Soc Psychol, 200302)
stereotypes-dominant-responses-social-facilitation-prejudice.asp

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Calibration of the dietary questionnaire for the Canadian Study of Diet, Lifestyle and Health cohort.

OBJECTIVE: For proper interpretation of results from epidemiological studies that use food-frequency questionnaires (FFQs), it is necessary to know the relationship between reported intakes from the FFQ and true usual intake. In this paper, we report a ...
Meera G Jain, Thomas E Rohan, Colin L Soskolne, Nancy Kreiger (Public Health Nutr, 200302)
calibration-dietary-questionnaire-canadian-study-diet-lifestyle.asp

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Effect of a fruit and vegetable subscription in Danish schools.

OBJECTIVE: To measure the effect of a school fruit and vegetable subscription on childrens intake of fruit and vegetables after 5 weeks of intervention. SETTING: Seven primary schools in Denmark. DESIGN AND METHODS: Intervention schools (n=4) were ...
Karen Eriksen, Jóhanna Haraldsdóttir, Robert Pederson, Hanne Vig Flyger (Public Health Nutr, 200302)
effect-fruit-vegetable-subscription-danish-schools.asp