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In situations where participants are given a warning (Thomas et al. 2010) or the 48 hour retention interval in the present research, a careful search of memory may allow participants to take advantage of the differential contexts.

Furthermore, we found that both transgenic and wild-type rats exhibited the similar levels of preference toward the novel object at the 1 hour retention test (Figure 2B).

Notably, NonTg mice treated with the medical food cocktail also performed better than NonTg mice on the control diet at the 24 hour retention test, suggesting that this medical food cocktail could improve certain types of memory in non pathological animals.

Experiment 2 included a 48-hour retention interval between synopsis presentation and final testing.

The latter groups were used in order to examine how different forms of elaboration encouragement (indirect vs. direct) would impact memory for the original event when final testing occurred immediately or after a 48-hour retention interval.

Groups 1 and 2 underwent pretest trials, acquisition practice, posttest trials, and a 24-hour retention test; the control group followed the same design with the exception of acquisition practice.

A 48-hour retention interval was inserted between the post-event synopsis and final test in Experiment 2. In Experiment 1, we found that interim testing and emphasizing critical details increased misinformation susceptibility as compared to that found in the standard misinformation group.

Massed training tests for learning mediated by short-term task retention plus perceptual segregation; spaced active avoidance also tests for 24-hour retention [11], [12].

This observation suggested that the NAC synergistically improved 24-hour retention since the MINO plus NAC group performed better than MINO group despite no effect of NAC (post-hoc, p<0.01).

To confirm and further elucidate a potential synergy between MINO plus NAC, a second study was performed using spaced active place avoidance training because improved avoidance in this protocol relies on both 24-hour retention across sessions as well as within-session processes (Figure 3A).

On both the 1.5- and 24-hour retention tests, we found that medical food cocktail treated Tg2576 mice performed significantly better than Tg2576 mice on the control diet and spent more time with the novel object (Figure 2), performing at a level similar to, or even exceeding, non transgenic mice which do not develop AD pathology.