Inhibitory control is a fundamental process that enables suppression of representations or
processes that interfere with ongoing cognition and behavior. This chapter reviews the role …

The use of proper names enables us to designate entities, including people, at a very
specific level of categorization: the unique entity or the individual. The paper presents a …

Seemingly effortless tasks, such as recognizing faces and retrieving names, become harder
as we age. Such difficulties may be due to the competition generated in memory by …

Knowledge in memory is vast and not always relevant to the task at hand. Recent views
suggest that the human cognitive system has evolved so that it includes goal-driven control …

Research on familiar faces has recurrently been conducted in different domains, such as,
psycholinguistics, memory, attention, face processing, aging studies, etc. In general …

Research has documented that proper names are more difficult to learn and remember than
other types of words. Various causes of this difficulty have been proposed to better …

[ES] La fibromialgia se considera un trastorno de dolor crónico, de causa idiopática,
acompañada de una gran variedad de síntomas. Entre ellos, uno de los más incapacitantes …

Facial resemblance serves as an important kinship cue in humans and, as such, facilitates
kin recognition. Mechanisms to facilitate kin recognition exist in many different species and …

Teaching: Social Media and Moods / Retrieval-Induced Learning – Association for Psychological
Science – APS News Research Topics Conventions & Events 2024 APS Annual Convention …

Successfully retrieving information sometimes causes forgetting of related, but unpracticed,
information, termed retrieval-induced forgetting (RIF). One explanatory mechanism of RIF …