title: THE UTILIZATION OF HOLOGRAPHIC IMAGES, PARALLEL PROCESSES, AND THE HIPPOCAMPUS IN HUMAN MEMORY
creator: Park, T.
subject: Cognitive Psychology
description: MEMORY OPERATES VIA SEVERAL COMPONENTS.  THE MISCONCEPTION THAT MEMORY IS A UNITARY PROCESS HAS BEEN LONG HELD BY MANY NEUROPHYSIOLOGISTS AS WELL AS PSYCHOLOGISTS FOR YEARS NOW.  HOWEVER, MEMORY IS MOST LIKELY THE CONSEQUENCE OF THREE SPECIFIC COMPONENTS:  1)  DISTRIBUTED CONNECTIONIST SYSTEM, 2)  NEUROLOGICAL, AND 3)  THREE DIMENSIONAL HOLOGRAPHY.  THE MAIN AIM OF THIS PAPER IS TO PROPOSE THAT MEMORY IS PURELY A COMBINATION OF CEREBROCENTRIC FUNCTION AND PSYCHOLOGICAL PHENOMENA.
date: 1991
type: Preprint
type: NonPeerReviewed
format: application/pdf
identifier: http://cogprints.org/2676/1/Paper_3.pdf
identifier:   Park, T.  (1991) THE UTILIZATION OF HOLOGRAPHIC IMAGES, PARALLEL PROCESSES, AND THE HIPPOCAMPUS IN HUMAN MEMORY.  [Preprint]     
relation: http://cogprints.org/2676/