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Mr. Mondano called only one witness, who challenged the theory of repressed memory but said on cross-examination that people could forget and subsequently remember traumatic events.

Both men had grown up in prosperous suburbs: DiDonato in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania, outside Philadelphia; Ung in Reston, Virginia, near Washington, D.C. Everyone had been drinking, and neither side could subsequently remember how the disagreement started; one of DiDonato's friends may have kicked in the direction of one of Ung's friends, and Ung may have mocked someone's hair.

Thus, consistent with the hypothesis that one would also engage self-referential (encoding) processes when thinking about someone similar to oneself (Mitchell et al. 2006; Benoit et al. 2010), people who perceived themselves as more similar to Obama found it more difficult to subsequently remember whether they had in fact made conceptual judgments about themselves or Obama.

In a compelling study investigating item versus item plus source memory (Davachi et al., 2003), an area in the left perirhinal cortex predicted overall subsequent memory that was not sensitive to whether the source was subsequently remembered or not.

But Ms. Cardi said she subsequently remembered her friend's assistance, and recalled that she gave her a pocketbook in appreciation.

Subsequently remembered scenes produced more behavioral priming and neural attenuation two conventional measures of implicit memory than did subsequently forgotten scenes.

We assessed the effect of trial timing on three dependent measures: category-level (animals vs. tools) decoding accuracy using a multivoxel pattern analysis, item-level (e.g., cat vs. dog vs. lion) information estimates using pattern similarity analysis, and memory effects comparing pattern similarity scores across repetitions of individual items subsequently remembered vs. forgotten.

During encoding, photos subsequently remembered elicited more clustered eye-fixations than photos subsequently known.

Indeed, we found that specifically those predicted outcomes which were subsequently remembered activated the vmPFC (Fig. 5A).

Past studies suggest that more attentional resources are required to encode stimuli that are subsequently remembered than known.

To investigate the neural processes underlying this enhanced memory, we contrasted subsequently remembered and forgotten trials in these two conditions.