Article10.3233/nre-1994-4304
Depressive Deficits in Memory: Implications for Memory Improvement Following Traumatic Brain Injury
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Experimental findings of memory impairment in depression are reviewed, and implications for rehabilitation are discussed. Impairments typically occur when the structure of the task is insufficient to constrain the nature of the procedures to be used.
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Experimental findings of memory impairment in depression are reviewed, and implications for rehabilitation are discussed. Impairments typically occur when the structure of the task is insufficient to constrain the nature of the procedures to be used.
Keywords
Memory impairmentDepression (economics)Task (project management)Memory problemsPsychologyCognitive psychologyRehabilitationTraumatic brain injury
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