Tim Shallice

TL;DR: Two groups of patients were found to be impaired in this study, namely the left prefrontal and the right parietal, and the left frontal patients showed a broader mental rotation impairment with a significant number of metric errors.

TL;DR: It is argued that damage to the right hemisphere impairs the mechanism of parsing, and the ability to set-up empty-slot structures required for processing zeros in complex numbers, and suggested that the brain areas located in proximity to theright insula play a role in the integration of the information resulting from the temporary application of transcoding procedures.

TL;DR: The paper addresses a weakness in the Schwartz and Dell paper (2010)—namely, its discussion of the inclusion criteria for case series and distinguishes the different types that exist and how they constrain the theoretical conclusions about the organization of the normal cognitive system.

TL;DR: It is suggested that KI has both fast, uncontrolled semantic output and response inhibition difficulty, whereas PM's difficulty is underpinned by motivational factors.