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Talk:Flash Cards as Cognitive Test (edit)
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don't forget following tests: focus distraction and cognitive endurance
Cognitive impairment that can be fixed or avoided in future is very useful to QS. Temporary cognitive impairment, caused by such things as drugs or sleep deprivation or concussions, can be detected with continuous testing of long-term memory.
Lots of papers show effect of ageing on performance on tests similar to Anki. Some papers show that different people 'age' at different rates though I have not yet found what user could change to ameliorate problem. Some in [[Life extension]] longevity movement think that getting markers to younger levels is equivalent to becoming younger. Maybe interventions could also be tested with Anki?
Studies have been run specifically to get greater granularity than a few tests every 5 years.
So there are two types of ways cognitive testing could help maintain health of user; General health and cognitive health. General health like being sick with flu affecting many markers and this one also. But obviously the other markers are probably cheaper and there are probably enough of them. Still knowing when in the flu to bother trying to work would be nice.
== hey already did this in my analysis ==
== hey already did this in my analysis ==
"other way to characterize these assumptions is to say that the gain and loss or" retrieval strength are both negatively accelerated, and that storage strength acts to enhance the gain and retard the loss of retrieval strength." so yeah
"other way to characterize these assumptions is to say that the gain and loss or" retrieval strength are both negatively accelerated, and that storage strength acts to enhance the gain and retard the loss of retrieval strength." so yeah
Is it possible to drastically increase cue, like foreign vocab has pictures if there are more pictures will there be more recall? Or "differentiation"? mulitple cards with differernt cues affect it? This could also be tested using similar card feature.
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== Other things that maybe later very interesting ==
Labaronne, M., Jarjat, G. and Plancher, G. (2023) 'Attentional Refreshing in the Absence of Long-Term Memory Content: Role of Short-Term and Long-Term Consolidation', Journal of Cognition, 6(1), NA, available: [accessed 03 Aug 2023].
"Additionally, we investigated the effect of WM on LTM, and consistently observed that cognitive load did not affect delayed recall, contrary to previous literature. Conversely, added time for short-term consolidation and repeating items multiple times both improved short-term and long-term memory performance."
refressing is mechanism to keep stuff from falling out of working memory while attentional refreshing means rethinking about it? or rereading? its alot. Lots of interesting info to consider later.
Dias, Gisele Pereira, et al. "Intermittent fasting enhances long-term memory consolidation, adult hippocampal neurogenesis, and expression of longevity gene Klotho." ''Molecular Psychiatry'', vol. 26, no. 11, Nov. 2021, pp. 6365+.
IN MICE still interesting
Luckey, A.M., McLeod, L.S., Huang, Y., Mohan, A. and Vanneste, S. (2023) 'Making memories last using the peripheral effect of direct current stimulation', ''eLife'', 12, NA, available: link.gale.com/apps/doc/A751863035/ ----- [accessed 08 Aug 2023].
Word association task, remember after week, like mid-term cued recall but with much stronger cue, to show memory consolidation.
== funny not actualy true ==
I think?
www.smbc-comics.com/comic/metrics
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cognitive testing said to have too much noise of the kind that may have a pattern in it even
but monitoring en mass like this will produce enough data to easily eliminate real noise and there are sever effects that a person under them simply will not notice that need the outside monitoring that this will provide.
maybe non.. anyway proving that there are non random noise patterns is quite easy. the distances will detect it all
when user dumber they do not notice!!! cog is almost as not normally sensible as heart rate
sleep just after learning helps learn
steven jonas anki
fluency heuristic:bulevich 2006 recognition accuracy and response time!!
domanin knowledge working memory and age on cognitive performance hambrick 2002: domain knowledge and working memory helped rememebr chess positions
pleople can detect what they think will be hard fairl correctly: Zechmeister 1980
stark 2013: discriminate between similar pictures related to age and cognitive impairment
delaney 2010 meta analysis of spaced
moody 2006 on learning disable students flashcard drills relate to academic acheivement in Read write arithemtic
== Thank you Eric ==
for suggesting cognitive endurance.