S Clément

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Psychology (3)

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Articles (12) Conferences and symposiums (2) Books and book chapters (1)

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Cognition (15) Science (12) Behavior (12) experiment (4) Music (4) Music (4) Memory (4) time (3) Time (3) Pitch (3) Perception (3) Mountains (3) Maxima and minima (3) Human beings (3) Discrimination (3) Science (3) Ciencias (3) Publics (3) Sciences (3) Cognition (3) standard (2) region (2) noise (2) music (2) loudness (2) effect (2) speech (2) adult (2) trial (2) Degrees (2)

Documents written by S Clément (15) | is about S Clément (0)

Does Pathological Aging Affect Musical Learning and Memory?
S Samson et al. (2012)
Thérapies non médicamenteuses dans la maladie d'Alzheimer : comparaison d'ateliers musicaux et non musicaux.
P Narme et al. (2012)
[Specific effect of music in the care of Alzheimer patients]
S Clément et al. (2009)
[Pr\é\servation des apprentissages implicites en musique dans le vieillissement normal et la maladie d'Alzheimer]
A Moussard et al. (2008)
Cerebral mechanisms of prosodic sensory integration using low-frequency bands of connected speech
I Hesling et al. (2005)
Cerebral mechanisms of prosodic integration: evidence from connected speech
I Hesling et al. (2005)
Modularity in Sensory Auditory Memory
S Clément et al. (2004)
Does auditory memory depend on attention?
L Demany et al. (2001)
Memory for pitch versus memory for loudness
S Clement et al. (1999)
Forgetting pitch and loudness
S Clément et al. (1999)
La mémoire auditive humaine : une pluralité de registres sensoriels ?
S Clément et al. (1999)
The perceptual asymmetry of frequency modulation
L Demany et al. (1998)
The perception of frequency peaks and troughs in wide frequency modulations. IV. Effects of modulation waveform
L Demany et al. (1997)
The perception of frequency peaks and troughs in wide frequency modulations. III. Complex carriers.
L Demany et al. (1995)
The perception of frequency peaks and troughs in wide frequency modulations. II. Effects of frequency register, stimulus uncertainty, and intensity.
L Demany et al. (1995)