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Cognitive neuroscience analyses of memory: A historical perspective.

Schacter's research interests include analyses of memory, amnesia, and consciousness; the nature of memory distortion and the brain mechanisms underlying false or illusory memories; emotional influences on memory; and how memory is used to imagine or simulate possible future events.

More detailed analyses of memory performance, conducted on specific parameters including effective speed, time spent hesitating, making a detour, a routine strategy or being lost, number of hesitations at cross-roads, number of dead ends revisited, and reaction times in Recognition memory condition also failed to disclose any significant between-group difference (.1<ps<.94; Table 1).

In analyses of memory function, the intervention effect was obtained in the LM II which is an indicator of delayed verbal memory.

One participant had to be excluded of all analyses because of memory performance below two standard deviations of the group mean, thus the final group comprised 15 participants for both Sleep and Wake groups, which were included in fMRI analyses.

Analyses of the memory genes by GO functional categories indicated a biased functional distribution among the memory response patterns.

This sort of repetition priming is a common method for isolating neural correlates related to a particular cognitive event of interest (note however that the main behavioral and ERP analyses of false memory effects used only the first presentation of each item, such that neural correlates concerned true and false memory independent from test-phase repetition).

To test this hypothesis we conducted a variety of behavioral analyses of episodic memory.

One of the first meta-analyses of prospective memory research findings by Birt [13] concluded that prospective memory showed robust declines on laboratory prospective memory tasks but improvements on naturalistic prospective memory tasks.

Third, age-related declines in ProM proper with focal cues (d = −1.09) are as large or larger than age-related declines in recall measures of retrospective memory as reported in several independent meta-analyses of retrospective memory declines (d = 1.01, Spencer & Raz [45]; d = 0.97, LaVoie & Light [46]; d = 0.99, Verhaeghen Marcoen, & Gossens [47]).

What is the effect of having only dichotomous or dichotomized measures on estimated standardized effect sizes used in previous meta-analyses of prospective memory?