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NEUROCOGNITIVE MECHANISMS OF COLLABORATIVE MEMORY.
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Memory and Language Research Group

Our group brings together researchers from various fields, such as psychology, linguistics, cognitive science, and neuroscience, to explore the intricate relationship between memory and language.

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The Mind, Brain and Behavior Research Center (CIMCYC) of the University of Granada (UGR) is devoted to research excellence in Psychology and related scientific fields.

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The University of Granada offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs across various fields of study.

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Welcome to the Memory and Language Research Group

The Memory and Language Research Group (HUM740) is an interdisciplinary group at the University of Granada (UGR), headed by Prof. Maria Teresa Bajo.
The group meets weekly to discuss research, read papers together, share new methodological developments, and practice giving conference talks.

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Main lines of research

The main lines of research in the group focus on investigating various aspects of memory and language, such as how they are acquired, processed, and represented in the human mind.

Inhibitory control of memory

The general aim of this line is to study the properties of inhibition as a mechanism that helps in selecting memory traces of different nature.
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Language selection and cognitive control in bilinguals

This line explores the organization of the bilingual lexical system and the importance of executive control mechanisms for controlling language processing in bilinguals.
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Numerical Cognition

In this line of research, we aim to learn the way people represent and process numerical information (magnitude, arithmetic facts, etc.) in adulthood and during development.
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Individual differences in memory and language

We study the role of cognitive control in memory and language by exploring individual differences (e.g. inhibitory deficits in aging, childhood, and across development, clinical populations, language experience, etc.).
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Inhibitory control of memory

The general aim of this line is to study the properties of inhibition as a mechanism that helps in selecting memory traces of different nature.
Learn more

Language selection and cognitive control in bilinguals

This line explores the organization of the bilingual lexical system and the importance of executive control mechanisms for controlling language processing in bilinguals.
Learn more

Numerical Cognition

In this line of research, we aim to learn the way people represent and process numerical information (magnitude, arithmetic facts, etc.) in adulthood and during development.
Learn more

Individual differences in memory and language

We study the role of cognitive control in memory and language by exploring individual differences (e.g. inhibitory deficits in aging, childhood, and across development, clinical populations, language experience, etc.).
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Bilingualism, Text comprehension, Text comprehension; bilingualism

Language selection and cognitive control in bilinguals

Text comprenesion; bilingualism

Individual differences in memory and language, Language selection and cognitive control in bilinguals

Individual differences in memory and language

Second language acquisition

Individual differences in memory and language

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