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Retrieval Success is Accompanied by Enhanced Activation in Anterior Prefrontal Cortex During Recognition Memory: An Event-Related fMRI Study Kathleen B. McDermott Washington University
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University Human Studies Committee / Related fMRI Study Kathleen B. McDermott Washington University Todd C. Jones Victoria University of Wellington Steven E. Petersen Washington University School / University Henry L. Roediger / University Abstract / Carnegie Mellon University / Washington University / /

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automated peak-search algorithm / recollective processing / controlled processing / /

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Victoria University of Wellington / Washington University / St. Louis / Washington University Human Studies Committee / Carnegie Mellon University / Pittsburgh / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Department of Psychology / Washington University / United States Government / /

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Henry L. Roediger / III / Hyde / Todd C. Jones / Mark McAvoy / Kathleen B. McDermott / Todd Braver / John Ollinger / Avi Snyder / Glenn Foster / Erbil Akbudak / Eileen McAllister / Sarah K. Lageman / Steven E. Petersen / Dave Molfese / Tom Conturo / /

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Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience / /

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Neuroscience / automated peak-search algorithm / 2000 Massachusetts Institute of Technology / fiber optic / MRI / /

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