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associative memory

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associative memory [ə′sō·sē‚ād·iv ′mem·rē]
(computer science)
A data-storage device in which a location is identified by its informational content rather than by names, addresses, or relative positions, and from which the data may be retrieved. Also known as associative storage.
(psychology)
Recalling a previously experienced item by thinking of something that is linked with it, thus invoking the association.

associative memory - content addressable memory


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For 35 years, the "mobile paradigm" has been a standard research tool for studying the development of associative memory in typically developing infants between 2 and 6 months of age.
These findings were coherent in neuropsychologic terms: The most impaired functions were those involved in information selection (selective attention) and information processing (working memory) as well as associative memory, verbal fluency, and abstraction.
Associative memory would link, for example, Rome with Italy or swallows with Capistrano.
 
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