To further quantify the effects of emotion on recognition performance, we separated the effects of emotion on recollection and familiarity-based responses.
A second analysis separated old items in the Agentic recollection task based on whether the participant had related the word to themselves or Obama.
"I stand by my piece," the actor told the Associated Press via email, adding: "I think Kate would be happier to separate herself from recollections that inflame the Mexican government at this point".
The apparent sparing of recognition memory after fornix damage is also found in animal studies, though here it is more difficult to separate familiarity from recollection-like processes (Fortin et al., 2004; Easton et al., 2009).
An autobiographical work dealing with childhood recollections and the artist's own identity, it consists of a small room with a table and two chairs separated by a trestle from a wall hung with a painted white panel.
In these surroundings, Mrs Clandon's recollections of her violent husband seem incredible to her children, who insist on learning the identity of their father, from whom they have been separated since childhood.
Part fading recollections, part faith.
The author "has done enough digging into Paige's life and career to separate the historical record from the pitcher's own gauzy, entertaining recollections," Warren Goldstein said here in 1994.
A translucent wall of gray muslin separates the audience from the stage at the Donmar Warehouse, appropriate to a drama in which all recollection seems filtered through fog or smoke.
Even so, ingenious attempts to separate these processes again indicate that both fornix (Easton et al., 2009) and hippocampal (Fortin et al., 2004) lesions in rats leave familiarity intact but impair recollection-like processes.
