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Timothy Shallice (born 1940) is a
professor of
neuropsychology and the
founding director of the
Institute of
Cognitive Neuroscience, part of University...
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Tower of Hanoi. The test was
developed by the
psychologist Tim
Shallice The test
consists of two
boards with pegs and
several beads with different...
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cognitive apparatus that
controls and
manages cognitive processes.
Norman and
Shallice (1980)
proposed a
model on
executive functioning of
attentional control...
- de lacy Costello, &
Shallice, 2000; Damasio, 1995;
Grafman & Litvan, 1999;
Shallice, 1988;
Stuss & Benson, 1986; Stuss,
Shallice, Alexander, & Picton...
- disk.
Tower of
London is
another test that was
developed in 1992 by Tim
Shallice specifically to
detect deficits in
planning as may
occur with
damage to...
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psychologist Tim
Shallice,
Norman proposed a
framework of
attentional control of
executive functioning.[when?] One of the
components of the Norman-
Shallice model...
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deficit after brain injury. pp. 176–97. New York: Oxford. Burgess, P. W.;
Shallice, T (1996). "Confabulation and the
control of recollection". Memory. 4 (4):...
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Warrington &
Shallice (1969) on memory. Subsequently, work by
pioneers such as
Elizabeth Warrington,
Brenda Milner, Tim
Shallice, Alan
Baddeley and...
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patients with
damage to both
areas did not
demonstrate UB or IB. Tim
Shallice believed that Lhermitte's
experiments led the
patients to
perform the behaviors...
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executive function created by
psychologists Paul W.
Burgess and Tim
Shallice. It is
composed of two tests, the
Hayling Sentence Completion Test and...
