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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.

However, when display size increased to two items, patients showed an extinction-specific pattern of enhanced RT costs for nontargets that induced a partial shape grouping on the right, i.e., in the attended hemifield (relative to the ungrouped baseline).

This complements other studies on CM insofar as we found the observed pattern of enhanced activation in associative and emotional regions even following non-traumatic olfactory cues.

As we found very few differences between the research groups in olfactory processing areas, we would argue that the pattern of enhanced activation in emotional and associative areas in CM participants should not be specific to olfaction.

The pattern of enhanced activation of different sensory and motoric systems suggest that these women focus less passively on the stimuli, but immediately connect to associative functions, like speech, other sensory systems or to motoric function.

One of the neural mechanisms that could explain this pattern of enhanced responsiveness to relevant category features and suppressed responses to irrelevant features involves increased tuning of neuronal populations to informative combinations of visual features.

Earlier, similar patterns of enhanced expression of 1-octanol during flowering stage was reported (Kong and Zhao 2014b).

In many cases, the minerals concentrate towards the margins of the granites and cupolas (although not universally) and this appears to be reflected in the patterns of enhanced heat production.

Furthermore, without explicit model predictions of patterns of enhanced recruitment, assumptions of reserve effects can neither be supported nor falsified by empirical results.

Further research should explore whether CM participants also show a similar patterns of enhanced and reduced activation following exposure to non-traumatic auditory or visual cues.

Two studies, using a traumatic memory recall paradigm, yielded in highly comparable patterns of enhanced activation in motor, parietal, visual and posterior cingulate areas and reduced activation in anterior cingulate areas has been found [15], [16].