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Present findings are also concordant with another functional imaging study that revealed that successful encoding into episodic memory engages neural circuits in the posterior part of the hippocampus [49].

Moreover, these effects were distinct from neural correlates of explicit memory observed in prior experiments, and were observed here in two separate experiments, thus providing a foundation for further investigations of relationships and interactions between different types of memory engaged when words repeat.

Our findings provide new insights into current models of brain-behaviour interactions, and suggest that while both episodic and visuospatial memory engage MTL nodes of the default mode network, the two memory domains differ in terms of the associated functional connections between the MTL and other resting-state brain networks.

Finally, bottom-up attention and episodic memory engage different VPC regions (vSMG vs. AG, respectively) as shown not only in this multi-domain meta-analysis but also in studies utilizing a within-subjects direct comparison (Hutchinson et al. 2009), although recent incarnations of AToM have suggested more graded functional and connectivity differences across SMG and AG (Daselaar et al. 2013).

For some decades it has been known that emotional memories engage a region of the brain called the amygdala and a neurotransmitter related to the hormone adrenalin.

Second, we expected that the regions responsible for auditory processing would be preferentially active during true versus false recognition due to sensory reactivation (Schacter and Slotnick 2004), because true memories engage perceptual encoding processes that are presumably not involved in the creation of false memories.

The authors use fear conditioning and active ensemble labeling (TetTag mouse and IEG IHC) in the CA1 and DG of the dorsal hippocampus to study how memory recall engages previously active neurons across these subregions.

Different components of working memory are engaged in doing long sums without external aids or complementary actions (Raghubar, Barnes, & Hecht, 2010).

Using this combination of approaches would allow the relationship between memory processes engaged by SON and the neuronal responses to be studied in more detail.

In this section, we present results from two different decision chain analyses of the steps that respondents went through while planning and if/how aspects of organizational memory were engaged.

Perry's memory re-engaged a quarter of an hour later.