Elizabeth Warrington studied human memory through selective patterns of preservation and impairment. With Tim Shallice, she investigated the patient published as K.F., whose auditory-verbal short-term memory was selectively impaired. Comparing that profile with other human memory measures constrains models of the relationship between temporary retention and longer-term learning, rather than reducing the case to one overall human memory score. [ref]
The selective impairment of auditory verbal short-term memory by Elizabeth Warrington and Tim Shallice. 1969, K.F. clinical investigation
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