1. READ FIRST - What is an EWOK ?
2. General intro and overview
2.1 Def. of temporal processing
2.2 Temporal "g" (general intelligence)
2.3 Timescales of temporal processing
2.4 Two timing circuits
2.5 Temporal tracking (UK) - Stankov
3. Rhythm perception and production
3.1 Sensorimotor timing/synchronization
3.1.1 Event vs emergent timing of repetitive movements
3.1.2 Musical performance and perception
Meter
Groove
Features/characteristics
Factor structure
Music ability and Ga
3.1.3 Tempo
Spontaneous motor tempo
Natural "preferred" tempo
3.2 Types of tasks
3.2.1 "Synchronized" (tapping) tasks
Rate limits of tapping synchronization
Synchronized movements to metronome
Wing-Kristofferson two-level model
Sensitivity to tempo changes
Polyrhythm perception
Hearing and Pitch interval perception
3.2.2 "Continuation" (no tapping) tasks
3.2.3 Detection of rhythmic sequences
3.2.4 Rammsayer's temporal g tasks
3.3 Theoretical rhythm models
3.3.1 Resonance model for temporal selectivity - "harmonic oscillator"
4. Interval or duration discrimination processing
4.1 Type of tasks
4.1.1 Estimation
Temporal duration discrimination
Temporal assimilation
Temporal generalization
Executive functions (EF)
Time-based prospective memory
Time monitoring tasks
4.1.2 Reproduction
4.1.3 Production
4.1.4 Intermodal tasks
4.2 Mental timing theoretical models
4.2.1 Universal "centralized" internal clock models
Scalar Expectancy Theory
Weber's Law
Oscillator models
Oscillator-phase models
Multiple oscillator models
Wing-Kristofferson two-level model
Reference memory
4.2.2 Distributed network or state-dependent ("emergent?" models
Cortical models
Cerebellar models
4.2.3 Spectral models
4.2.4 Some theoretical and conceptual issues
"Reset" problem
Attention
Interference effect
General overview of "attention networks"
Executive attention
Domain general intervention
SAS - Sluggish Attention Shifting
5. Traditional psychometrically-based theory and research
5.1 Tonal memory ? (Stankov)
5.2 Auditory (Ga), speech,and language prominence in temporal processing
5.3 Temporal "g" (general intelligence)
6. Brain structures, locations and mechanisms
6.1 Basal ganglia
6.1.1 Frontal-striatal pathway/network
Striatum
6.2 Cerebellum
6.3 Cortex: What areas?
6.3.1 Right parietal
6.3.2 Frontal, prefrontal, DLPFC
6.4 Biological substrates
6.5 Inferior frontal gyrus, insula bilaterally, portion of the left supramarginal gyrus, the putamen
6.6 Methodological issues
6.6.1 Other cognitive process confounds
Working memory DLPFC confound
7. Group differences and clinical disorders
7.1 Language disorders
7.2 Huntington's, Parkinson's, Schizophrenia
7.3 Musicians
7.3.1 Attentive Ga processing
7.4 Aspergers
7.5 Dyslexia
7.5.1 References, abstracts and articles
8. Developmental research
9. Interventions
9.1 Commercial or clinical products
9.1.1 The Groove (golf)
9.1.2 Interactive Metronome
McNatt Learning Center
9.2 Research
9.2.1 Temporal resolution
9.2.2 SMT/IM and academics
9.3 Music training
9.3.1 Attentive Ga processing
9.3.2 Reading achievement
9.3.3 IQ's Corner blog
9.3.4 IQ Brain Clock blog
10. Working reference list (n=347)
11. Internet sources
11.1 IQ Brain Clock blog
11.2 NSF Temporal Dynamics of Learning center
About
Title
IQ Brain Clock EWOK (Evolving Web of Knowledge) (6-5-07 rev)
Subject
Mental time keeping
Company
Institute for Applied Psychometrics
Author
Kevin S. McGrew. Ph.D.
Version
131
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