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BADDELEY, Alan D. Essential of Human Memory. University of Bristol, UK
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What is memory? 1

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VILLALOBOS GUZMAN
VILLALOBOS GUZMAN

2. Short-term memory 19TORRES VILLEGAS MONICA LICETH
USECHE ARDILA ANDREA LUCIA
VERA CARDENAS JOSE MIGUEL
SILVA CASTRO
LEIDY JOHANNA
TIBADUIZA ROA ANDRES SANTIAGO

3. Working memory 43

DOUGLAS STEBAN
YESSICA DANIELA

4.Learning 65

RUIZ SUAREZ
MARIA JULIANA
SALGADO MARTINEZ
ELIANA FERNANDA

5. Organising and remembering 87

ROBAYO BOHORQUEZ
RODRIGO
ROJAS ARTUNDUAGA
NAREN MATEO
ROSERO SANTACRUZ
VIVIANA YAMILET
QUINTERONOGUERA
YESICA
RINCON MEDINA DUVAN FELIPE

6. Forgetting 99

7. Repression 118

PARRA GUERRERO
PUENTES MORALES

LEIDY TATIANA
ELIANA VALENTINA

8. Storing knowledge 129

MUÑOZ IBARRA DANY ALEXSANDEROLAYA CARDOZO LAURA MARCELA

9. Retrieval 150

MOSQUERA MOSQUERA MANUEL FERNANDO
MUÑOZ BOTINA MARYLU

10. Eyewitness testimony 176

MONTOYA TAMAYO
MOSQUERA MOSQUERA

11. Amnesia 193

MEDINA MUñOZWILLIAM LEONARDO
MENZA VIVAS
SAYU YUDERLY ANDREA

12. Memory in childhood 208

MARIN VALENCIA JOAN CAMILO
MAYA SUAREZ NATALI

13. Memory and ageing 220

IZQUIERDO CORDOBA
DAVID CAMILO
LEYTON RAMIREZ MARIAFERNANDA

MANUEL FRANCISCO
AIZA YULIED

14. Improving your memory 242

GUEVARA QUINTERO
GUTIERREZ VARGAS

DIEGO ALEJANDRO
MARIA CAMILA

15. What’s next in the study of memory?

GOMEZ CORTES ROSAELENA
GUERRERO CORTES
CATALINA

Schnelle, Helmut. Language in the brain. Cambridge: University Press, 2010.
Part I: Functional neuroscience of language
organizati on in the brain
Chapter 1. ​
The brainin functional perspective ​
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FIERRO LOAIZA
YURELY
FORERO SILVA MAIRA ALEJANDRA

Chapter 2. Organizations in complex organisms 32

DIAZ MONTAñA
DURAN FLOREZ
CHAMORRO ARIAS
CHAVARRO MOLINA

Chapter 3.Neural perspectives of semantics: examples of seeing,
acting, memorizing, meaningful understanding, feeling
and thought 55
Chapter 4. ​
Combination and integration of intelligent thought
and feeling...