Similar activity has been recorded in the medial temporal lobes of other epileptic patients during states of hallucinosis and recollection (Rodin et al., 1955; Heath, 1961; Stevens et al., 1969) and increased theta power has been recorded over the medial temporal lobes during recollection using magnetoencephalography (Guderian and Düzel, 2005).
Dewhurst and Conway (1994) and Rajaram (1996) have demonstrated that in recognition memory, the picture superiority effect is confined to the recollection component by using the remember/know procedure (Gardiner, 1988; Tulving, 1985).
It is possible that in the absence of recollection participants use the allotted time for additional sampling of the photo in search of recollective cues before settling on a know judgment.
To identify regions associated with subjective recollection, we used the contrast between R and F hits (collapsed across objective decisions).
They tested levels of conscious and unconscious hostility after the recollections, using both standard questionnaires and students' essays.
People from the area add their recollections, and use the site to lobby against the release of Pitchfork.
Recollection and familiarity were estimated separately using the "remember/know" judgments and the recognition confidence judgments.
Using the counterpunching skills honed during his years in politics, he displayed a mastery of the official documents amassed by the inquiry and used them, along with recollections of critical moments on the road to war, to fend off the undisguised skepticism of the five panel members.
Howard Nass, a principal at Nass-Hitzig media, a media services and consulting company, found fault with Arbitron's methods, saying the company depends on consumers' recollections, uses small samples and has low cooperation rates.
To the best of my recollection, I had never used the word in conversation, ever, except when accompanied by a clinking wine glass.
