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The observed facilitation of reversal learning following elevation of hippocampal neurogenesis in the water maze and paired-associates task is consistent with such an account.

Moreover, the fact that the CRN was as large as the ERN in this speeded Go/Nogo task is consistent with previous results obtained with a similar task [37].

Though responding at chance levels (or below) on an immediate recall task is consistent with the participants' subjective experience that the masked targets were indeed "unseen", performance on the task is in fact dependent not only recognition, but also on potentially on memory (even if the recall task is only minutes later).

The lack of significant difference between the handedness groups for the landmark task is consistent with reports of a lack of relationship between handedness and lateralization for spatial processes [7], but is at odds with other studies that have shown such a relationship [26], [27].

The bilingual advantage in the English Stroop task is consistent with this possibility especially as it is retained when reading speed, as indexed by the time required to identify real words correctly in the lexical decision task, is taken into account.

Although the results of the object recognition task were consistent with the previous literature, there was no evidence of an effect of NR2B over-expression on the retention of odor recognition memory in the specific task performed.

The results for the map task are consistent with this assertion, since viewers who did well in the task came away after watching the clip with a non-normative representation of it (centered on its spatial layout, rather than its suspense-inducing narrative).

This task was consistent with the line expected to be reached by the main thrust of the JNA advancing from the east in about a week.

The gender of the face stimuli for the 6-month discrimination task, training protocol, 9-month retention task, and 9-month discrimination task was consistent for each infant.

Furthermore, performance on the LDT counting task was consistent with a level of automaticity that would have allowed resources to be directed at learning [35].

The subjective debriefing following each task was consistent with the objective (immediate recall or forced-choice categorization) task data; the target stimuli were not "seen" under the temporal parameters of the study.