Preserved topographical memory following right temporal lobectomy

Memory impairment in multiple sclerosis is due to a core deficit in initial learning

“…M. Rao, et al, 1993; S. M. Rao, et al, 1989) and deficits in others (Beatty, MacInnes, Porphyris, Troster, & Cermak, 1988; S. M. Rao, Hammeke, McQuillen, Khatri, & Lloyd, 1984).…”

Memory impairment in multiple sclerosis is due to a core deficit in initial learning

“…M. Rao, et al, 1993; S. M. Rao, et al, 1989) and deficits in others (Beatty, MacInnes, Porphyris, Troster, & Cermak, 1988; S. M. Rao, Hammeke, McQuillen, Khatri, & Lloyd, 1984).…”

Sex difference in geographical knowledge: Driving experience is not essential

“…Except as measures of orientation (Lezak, 1995), tests of geographical knowledge are rarely employed in neuropsychology. This may be unfortunate because such measures are sensitive enough to demonstrate deficits in patients with multiple sclerosis (Beatty et al, 1988a), Parkinson's disease or amnesia (Beatty et al, 1988b). Furthermore, studies of geographical knowledge in patients with Huntington's disease or Alzheimer's disease reveal the same patterns of differences in the temporal gradient of retrograde amnesia as those observed with more traditional tests of remote memory that require identifying famous faces and recalling past public events (Beatty, 1989b;Beatty & Salmon, 1991;Beatty et al, 1988c).…”

Memory impairment in multiple sclerosis is due to a core deficit in initial learning

“…M. Rao, et al, 1993; S. M. Rao, et al, 1989) and deficits in others (Beatty, MacInnes, Porphyris, Troster, & Cermak, 1988; S. M. Rao, Hammeke, McQuillen, Khatri, & Lloyd, 1984).…”

Sex difference in geographical knowledge: Driving experience is not essential

“…Except as measures of orientation (Lezak, 1995), tests of geographical knowledge are rarely employed in neuropsychology. This may be unfortunate because such measures are sensitive enough to demonstrate deficits in patients with multiple sclerosis (Beatty et al, 1988a), Parkinson's disease or amnesia (Beatty et al, 1988b). Furthermore, studies of geographical knowledge in patients with Huntington's disease or Alzheimer's disease reveal the same patterns of differences in the temporal gradient of retrograde amnesia as those observed with more traditional tests of remote memory that require identifying famous faces and recalling past public events (Beatty, 1989b;Beatty & Salmon, 1991;Beatty et al, 1988c).…”

Memory impairment in multiple sclerosis is due to a core deficit in initial learning

“…M. Rao, et al, 1993; S. M. Rao, et al, 1989) and deficits in others (Beatty, MacInnes, Porphyris, Troster, & Cermak, 1988; S. M. Rao, Hammeke, McQuillen, Khatri, & Lloyd, 1984).…”

Sex difference in geographical knowledge: Driving experience is not essential

“…Except as measures of orientation (Lezak, 1995), tests of geographical knowledge are rarely employed in neuropsychology. This may be unfortunate because such measures are sensitive enough to demonstrate deficits in patients with multiple sclerosis (Beatty et al, 1988a), Parkinson's disease or amnesia (Beatty et al, 1988b). Furthermore, studies of geographical knowledge in patients with Huntington's disease or Alzheimer's disease reveal the same patterns of differences in the temporal gradient of retrograde amnesia as those observed with more traditional tests of remote memory that require identifying famous faces and recalling past public events (Beatty, 1989b;Beatty & Salmon, 1991;Beatty et al, 1988c).…”