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Four-Processes predicts that deliberate reflection of the past event using System 2 would create a memory encoding of the event that would be recallable in the future; on the other hand when the event is processed solely by System 1, it would create a memory encoding that is not consciously recallable via System 2 in the future.

Additional activity observed in the medial temporal lobes can be attributed to episodic memory encoding of the verbal message.

According to an influential model proposed by Lisman and Grace (2005), a functional loop between the hippocampus and the SN/VTA underlies long-term memory encoding of new information.

On the basis of this finding, we next tested whether scaled adaptive processing of reward in MTL would impact long-term memory encoding of novel information when presented in conjunction with a reward outcome (Experiment II).

Upon arrival, participants completed the crime simulation task on a computer, which was designed to lead to rich, elaborative memory encoding of 24 photographs of distinct common objects (e.g. a gold watch, drawn at random for each person from a larger set of objects that were as semantically unrelated as possible) without intentional learning attempts.

We sought to eliminate the secondary impact of episodic memory encoding on improvisation by using either an over-learned or completely improvised condition (without a reproduction task in either condition).

Now, we describe a generalization of the compressed sparse column/row (CSC/CSR) encoding [20] for the clique-based graph compression techniques.1 This is particularly useful as an in-memory encoding of the graph.

LC stimulation therefore not only induces SC CA1 LTD but also facilitates memory encoding for the spatial details of an event.

All participants performed a functional magnetic resonance imaging memory encoding paradigm of faces and words with subsequent out-of-scanner recognition assessments.

Epigenetic regulatory mechanisms can function in analogy to a simple type of memory, encoding past experiences of a single cell as DNA methylation patterns, histone modifications, or by action on transcription factors.

Functional MRI studies in patients with temporal lobe epilepsy have consistently shown atypical material-specific involvement of the medial temporal lobe in episodic memory encoding, with reorganization of memory functions to the contralesional side (Golby et al., 2002; Richardson et al., 2003; Powell et al., 2007).