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17 Nov 2015: Stanley Catts10, Frans Henskens7, Christos Pantelis11, and Carmel Loughland7. 6University of New South Wales, Hospital Road, Randwick, New South Wales 2031, Australia. ... 7University of Newcastle, University Drive, Callaghan,New South Wales 2308,

12 Jan 2001: double dissociation between episodic and semantic memory is not possible in new learning. ... semantic memory work in concert to support new learning. # 2000 Elsevier Science Ltd.

19 Feb 2019: error in response to new inconsistent information and consequently, less updating of the memory schema. ... in addition to the standard model (‘standard new schema mean’ model, Model 5).

4 Jan 2022: With neuroimaging have come new opportunitiesto study regional specialization across the entire brain, allowing researchers greater flexibility incomparing and contrasting the cognitive functions of different brain regions. ... determining that the

31 May 2008: cteb. Fig. 3. Younger adult old/new scalp topography maps for the three condit. ... fs(. ig. 9. Old/new scalp topography maps for parietal lesion patient R1, collapsed acrorward.

17 Aug 2015: Responses weregiven on a 4-point confidence scale (“sure old”, “unsure old”, “unsurenew”, and “sure new”). ... 001; Conceptual New:t(17) = 2.96, P = 0.009) than the Control condition.

22 Feb 2008: Brain, 129, 564–583. ritchley, M. (1953). The parietal lobes. New York: Hafner.usack, R., Brett, M., & Osswald, K.

19 Jun 2019: Br J Psychiatry. 2007;191(51):13–18. 36. Laruelle M, Abi-Dargham A. Dopamine as the wind of the psychotic fire: new evidence from brain imaging studies.

12 May 2009: Phelps, Department of Psychol-ogy, New York University; Randy L. Buckner and Daniel L. ... 44, a difference that did not appear in the New Yorker sampleon either survey ( ps.

8 May 2008: New Items; (c) Temporal Source > New Items; (d) Tem-oral Source versus P/I Source. ... correct rejection of new items. Brain region Coordinates Z Voxels. x y z.

3 Nov 2006: Activations in medial rostralPFC were associated with contrasts where RT in the experi-mental condition was, if anything, faster than RT in the controlcondition.These findings provide new constraints for theorizing ... New York: Oxford University Press.

30 Aug 2016: The participants werethen shown a series of food items, half of whichthey had hidden and half of which were new.They were asked “Did you hide this item?”(“what” retrieval period). ... Accuracy on the “where” and “what” tasks wascomputed

6 Oct 2011: New York: Oxford UP. 14312 • J. Neurosci., October 5, 2011 • 31(40):14308 –14313 Buda et al. •

12 Jan 2024: Metacognitive Awareness and the Subjective Experience of Remembering in Aphantasia. Michael J. Siena. Jon S. Simons. Department of Psychology, University of Cambridge, Cambridge CB2 3EF, United Kingdom. In press, Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience.

3 Aug 2004: In comparison. to standard old/new recognition, both source memory and theJOF task examined here require more precise mnemonicjudgments. ... TMS) over the right dorsolateral PFC during picturerecognition has been shown to elevate false alarm ratesto new

29 May 2019: Copyright 2019 the authors. Significance Statement. We offer new insights into the multiplicity of processes that are associated with angular gyrus (AnG) activation during encodingand retrieval of newly formed memories. ... studied and recalled at

18 May 2016: The results offer new insights into theintegrative processes subserved by AnG and its contribution to our subjective experience of remembering. ... Therefore, the findings offer new insights into the integrative processes subserved by AnG and how its

25 Oct 2021: exposure to erroneous face information. We developed a new paradigm where we controlled. ... tasks) than to make non-repeated (new) errors (i.e. select a different distractor).

10 May 2016: ditions was counterbalanced across the 6 blocks. Presen-. tation of the word pairs as old or new was counterbalanced,. ... performed on confidence ratings and time taken to cor-. rectly reject new words also showed no difference between.

23 Feb 2001: These results support the view that new episodic learning typicallydraws on information from both perceptual and semantic systems. ... 1975), onemight have concluded that new episodic learning for faces isconsistently affected in semantic dementia.