We are back and refreshed after summer vacations and we are back to the routine of releasing a new activity every 15 days! This week we present
Confabulations (Vol. I): classification, neuropathology and cognitive mechanisms
Confabulation, sometimes called "honest lying" is a cognitive phenomenon that can be seen in several acquired neurological conditions as well as in
The cognitive mechanisms of errorless learning
Errorless learning (EL) is a commonly used technique in memory rehabilitation given the advantage it has for patients with amnesia over
5 free printable memory exercises you can’t miss from NeuronUP
When I was little, my classmates and I activitely participated in the Book It! program (the promise of free personal sized pizzas helped!) and the
Working memory and short-term memory: distinction and revision
One distinction we usually make when talking about different human memory systems is between working memory and short-term memory. In the existing
Memory games for seniors: Worksheets for improving memory
5 Memory games for seniors 1. Greater than and less than “Greater than and less than” is the first game for improving memory in seniors. This
Memory and its systems: a non-unitary concept
According to its duration, memory formation is thought to follow a progression from a short-term unstable state, occurring immediately after learning,
Anosognosia: What is it, a History and it’s Neuropsychological Reality
Anosognosia is often an aspect that remains in the background when talking about neuropsychology. Therefore, this article aims to explain what it is,
Exercises for Stroke Patients
Cognitive rehabilitation is crucial for recovery after stroke. Therefore, here we provide you with some exercises for stroke patients , perfect for