A review of behavioral and neurobiological data on mood and mood regulation as they pertain
to an understanding of mood disorders is presented. Four approaches are considered: 1) …

… of connectionist systems and allows them to reopen questions about what kinds of knowledge
can be acquired from experience and what must be taken to be innate (McClelland, 1994a…

This article presents n extended (7–9 hours) and a brief (1–2 hours) battery designed to
evaluate early cognitive changes associated with seropositive, asymptomatic persons. The …

In this paper, we review basic aspects of conventional approaches to sentence comprehension
and point out some of the difficulties faced by models that take these approaches. We …

… (McClelland & Rumelhart, 1986b; Rumelhart & McClelland, 1986b) that we have used in
this research. In particular, our model illustrates an important feature of this approach, the …

… This handbook also owes a great deal to the students in a course taught by Dave
Rumelhart at UCSD in the fall of 1986 and to the students in a course taught by Jay …

… An examination of empirical time-accuracy curves reveals that this subtle lip is in fact present
(McClelland, Note 1). Generally, then, the shape of the time-accuracy curve seems to be …

… Figure lA shows Jay McClelland's hand, in typing position at his terminal. Figure lB indicates
the position his hand assumed in reaching for a small knob on the desk beside the terminal. …

We describe a model called the TRACE model of speech perception. The model is based
on the principles of interactive activation. Information processing takes place through the …

… perception (McClelland & Rumelhart, 1981; Rumelhart & McClelland, 1981, 1982), and
an extension of the interactive activation model to generalization from exemplars (McClelland, …