[PDF] Top 20 The recollection component of recognition memory as a function of response confidence: an event-related brain potential study

... while recognition performance was influenced by the encoding condition, priming on the lexical decision task was ...Specifically, recognition accuracy was higher for words previously imaged whereas the ... See full document

... in memory, most of these experiments do not allow convincing conclusions to be drawn about the nature of effect anticipation and function of the effects codes for the preparation of the motor ...of ... See full document

... the memory displays is in line with this interpretation, as participants are likely to have allocated their attention towards the task-relevant side that was indicated by the cue prior to the presentation of the ... See full document

... during recognition to uncover whether parietal activity varies according to whether it is accompanied by recollection of contextual details or ...not. Recollection sensitive activation (for example, ... See full document

... in Study 2, both the ERP and behavioral measures suggest intact immediate recall processes (Trials I-VI), but problems in HD and CU groups concerning forgetting after a delay, and for ERP but not behavioral ... See full document

... false recognition in the study o f Duzel et ...f recollection and familiarity were not differentiated by whether the eliciting item had really been presented at study or was a semantically ... See full document

... and recognition memory because of the effect of iron on hippocampal development and ...infant memory: a midlatency negative component (NC) associated with attention and a late- occurring ... See full document

... of recognition memory for emotionally valenced and neutral words using event-related brain potentials ...that recognition memory for the two classes of word engages ... See full document

... decreased response relative to baseline fixation, with the least deactivation for R ...the response as a function of judgment ...ing study [Fletcher et ... See full document

... the event-related evoked potentials (ERP) have become in useful tools as electroencephalographic (EEG)-based methods for studying the brain’s synaptic function dur- ing cognitive processes in these ... See full document

... the brain is not yet ...contextual memory supported by the medial temporal lobe memory ...that recollection engages the hippocampus (Schacter et ...episodic memory retrieval (Wilding ... See full document

... nant view among this four points ERP data as shown in Figures 2 and 3. The primary limitation of ERP experi- ments is that signal data must be collected from elec- trodes attached onto the head, and the direct correspon- ... See full document

... perceptual cues that make the structure easier for infants to attend to and maintain in working memory. Accordingly, several prior studies have provided evidence that the influence of action-effects on infant ... See full document

... subsequent memory paradigm (Davachi et ...initial study phase (Phase 1), items were either restudied or tested in Phase 2, and during this period brain activity was ...successful memory ... See full document

... considering confidence-accuracy rela- tionships: the range of the confidence ...on confidence and accuracy, we found that the type of confidence scale used varies tremendously, and rarely does ... See full document

... current study was that there was a significant main effect of emotional states, (F[1,16] = ...positive potential for the incongruent emotional ...Elliott’s response activation model, the cues ... See full document

... ERP component (henceforth referred to as simply, P1) is the first positive fluctuation in an ERP, peaking approximately 100ms after the time locked onset of an experimental ...in response to sensory input ... See full document

... A highly controversial issue in cognitive neuroscience of semantic memory regards the format of concept represen- tation. One highly credited theory states that concepts are represented in the brain on the ... See full document

... P1 component to spider as well as neutral ...P1 component is modulated by attention, and is thought to reflect involuntary orienting and enhanced early visual processing (Fu et ... See full document

... in response-locked ERP ...this component (Falkenstein et ...the response and the most positive peak from − 50 to 0 ms preceding the ERN (Falkenstein et ... See full document