TY  - GEN
ID  - cogprints114
UR  - http://cogprints.org/114/
A1  - Snyder, Douglas M.
Y1  - 1990///
N2  - In their recent article, Kirsch and Hyland questioned the relation between psychological and associated neurophysiological phenomena in the introduction of complementarity into psychology. Mishkin's work on the neurophysiological basis of memory and perception provides an example of the extension of complementarity that I have proposed and that can serve as the basis for empirical testing of this extension. Mishkin's thesis that memory storage occurs at sensory stations in the cortex allows for the resolution of a fundamental problem in cognitive psychology, namely the reciprocal dependence of perception and memory. Also, Mishkin's thesis allows that psychological phenomena do not depend on an objective world for their existence.
KW  - memory
KW  -  perception
KW  -  neurophysiology
KW  -  cognitive psychology
KW  -  limbic system
KW  -  amygdala
KW  -  hippocampus
KW  -  recognition
KW  -  cortex
KW  -  Mishkin
KW  -  complementarity
KW  -  identity relations
TI  - Complementarity and the Relation Between Psychological and Neurophysiological Phenomena
SP  - 219
AV  - public
EP  - 223
ER  -

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