Brain derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) polymorphisms and memory in healthy adults with university education
The polymorphisms (C270T) and Val66Met of the BDNF gene are related to diverse cognitive processes in neurological and psychiatric conditions. But little is known about its relations with cognitive processes in healthy people. The present study explored the relationship of the C270T and Val66Met polymorphisms with implicit memory (semantic and perceptual priming tasks), semantic explicit memory (lexical access), and episodic explicit memory (free recall). In total, 135 healthy volunteers between [...]
From Basic to Applied Science: The Case of the Differential Outcomes Procedure
A major health and societal challenge nowadays is how to ameliorate [...]
Exploring the conceptual structure of Spanish Experimental Psychology
The recent incursion of experimental psychology into the arena of cognitive [...]
Computational models, educational implications, and methodological innovations: The realm of visual word recognition
This article aims to provide an overview of the current [...]
The Role of the Physical Environment and Size of Objects in Length Estimation
The present study investigated the effect of the physical estimation [...]
