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In addition, animals that had an enhanced memory of the probe during the retention session (shock on no contact) had a tendency to display more burying time than the other animals that were exposed to an electrified probe during the training session (Figure 2f), suggesting that enhanced memory of an aversive situation can result in increased anxiety levels.

For example, strong arousal often signifies the importance of an event or stimulus, and the arousal triggered by an experience has been linked to enhanced memory of that experience (Dolan, 2002; McGaugh, 2006; Sharot, Martorella, Delgado, & Phelps, 2007).

This may indicate that the additional attentional resources required for remembering are used for deep encoding of a local part of the scene, and during recognition the subjective sense of recollection is trigged by enhanced memory for that part of the scene.

Thus, when potential contributions of associations driven by factors such as onomatopoeic content or mediated associations between the nonword and the definition are removed, the congruency between sound symbolic properties of nonwords and object descriptions seems to be limited to enhanced memory for the size of the object only, and not for other characteristics of the object.

Labeling trials with this internal measure, as opposed to their nominal Think vs. No-Think condition, revealed the classic TNT pattern of enhanced memory for successful cued-retrieval and degraded memory for cued-suppression.

In turn, during recognition remembering may be trigged by enhanced memory for the salient details of the photos.

Immediate, but not delayed, post-training consumption of sucrose enhanced memory for the CCP.

According to the consolidation hypothesis, enhanced memory for emotional information reflects the modulatory effect of the amygdala on the medial temporal lobe (MTL) memory system during consolidation.

For instance, GC administration (Kuhlmann and Wolf 2006a) or stress (Cahill et al. 2003) is associated with enhanced memory consolidation of emotionally arousing material, but not of neutral material.

These results suggest that the hippocampus is not necessary for enhanced memory accuracy of emotional events.

In parallel to these experiments, we were able to recapitulate the enhanced memory conversion of P14 early transferred naïve CD8 T cells after recombinant IL-7 treatment as previously described (30) (data not shown).