Orlando Francisco Amodeo Bueno

• International Neuropsychological Society 2018 Mid-Year Meeting, AR.EXT

• Abstract

  Anterograde amnesia refers to the loss of the ability to form new memories and have great impact on the daily lives of the affected individuals. The existing rehabilitation techniques intends to compensate for these difficulties through the use of calendars or exhaustive repetition of the material to be learned (using the preserved abilities of implicit memory). Recent studies have shown …

  Effects of the reduction of interference on memory consolidation in amnesic patients: a possible rehabilitation technique, AP.R
• Executive dysfunction in patients with early Alzheimer's Disease and cognitive normal individuals: correlation with volumetry and measures of neuronal integrity through imaging of diffusion tensors of encephalic structures, AP.R

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• Abstract

  Cognitive Load Theory and Dual Information Processing Theory are complementary, and present causal factors and assessment factors respectively, which together will define cognitive effort and result in performance. Cognitive effort is the use of the ability of cognitive resources by an individual. Data such as pupil dilation, flashing, and self-report scales are ways of measuring this abi…

  The role of inhibition in increasing the demand for simple counting tasks, BP.IC

• Abstract

  The Long-Term Declarative Memory is responsible for storage and retrieval of past events and facts about the world, being divided into Episodic Memory and Semantic Memory. The Episodic Memory allows the conscious recall of specifics episodes and the Semantic Memory allows recollection of facts and is not linked with time and events. According to the theory of interference, the loss of a t…

  Codification and retrieval of declarative memory after retroactive interference in homonymous words, BP.IC

• Abstract

  Forgetting is the inability to retrieve information that could be retrieved before. The Interference Theory points that information tend to dispute for the existence when learned. This probably being the cause of forgetting, The Memory Consolidation is a process that occurs to the stabilization of new memories with the time. This process can be affected by the introduction of interfering …

  Cognitive effort on the susceptibility to interference in memory consolidation, BP.DR

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• Abstract

  We all have experiences that we would rather forget and require a means of keeping these experiences out of mind to ensure that they do not monopolize our thoughts. One effective method of controlling unwanted memories is to prevent those experiences from coming to mind when faced with a reminder; suppressing retrieval in this manner reduces the probability of the suppressed memories comi…

  Using pupillometry to quantify mental effort and the intrusion of unwanted memories during retrieval suppression, BE.EP.DR