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24 Apr 2003: the-tongue” state, in which people fail to retrieve a fact fromsemantic knowledge, but feel that they are on the verge ofrecovering it (Maril et al., 2001).

19 Oct 2016: The Matlab code for this procedure can be foundhere http://www.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/people/rik.henson/person-al/analysis. For each connection, Z-statistics were averagedacross the two

13 Feb 2007: Thus, whatever role it is that BA 10 functions play in cog-nition, it is doubtful indeed that they are especially active when people are involvedin episodic memory tasks. ... PIQ 138 129VIQ 124 128. Memory TestsDoors and People (%iles):Verbal Memory

2 Jun 2005: Failing to Get the Gist: Reduced False Recognition of Semantic Associatesin Semantic Dementia. Jon S. SimonsUniversity College London. Andy C. H. Lee and Kim S. GrahamMedical Research Council Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit. Mieke VerfaellieBoston

21 Sep 2015: Impaired Recollection of Visual Scene Details in Adults With AutismSpectrum Conditions. Rose A. Cooper and Kate C. Plaisted-GrantUniversity of Cambridge. Deborah E. HannulaUniversity of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. Charan RanganathUniversity of California,

30 Apr 2012: In order to overcome interference, people arethought to engage strategic control mechanisms to select be-tween competing memories (e.g.

25 Jul 2002: Cambridge, complaining of difficulties with word. production (especially for the names of people,.

27 Jul 2005: of medial area 10 relative, usually, to rest, that are foundwhen people perform a wide range of demanding cognitive tasks (Christoff,Ream, & Gabrieli, 2004; Gusnard & Raichle, 2001). ... Burgess, 2000; Goel & Grafman, 2000).Importantly however, people

1 Aug 2003: The panel shows the performance of fourpatients with damage restricted to the hippocampal region on the Doors and People Test134 ofrecall (based on recollection) and recognition (considered to be based on

29 Oct 2002: about previously familiar objects or people has degraded may. nevertheless successfully recognize pictures of these items in.