D I FFERENTIAL LATERALIZATION O F HIPPOCAMPAL CONNECTIVIT Y R E FLECTS FEATURES OF RECENT C ON TEX T AND ONGOING DEM A N D S: A N EXAMINATION OF IMM EDI AT E P OST-TASK ACTIVITY James F. Hartzell1, Michael J. Tobia2, Nat

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Date: 2014-09-21 11:50:18 Limbic system Cognitive neuroscience Mental processes Memory Hippocampus Hippocampal formation Orbitofrontal cortex Recall Default network Brain Cognitive science Cerebrum		D I FFERENTIAL LATERALIZATION O F HIPPOCAMPAL CONNECTIVIT Y R E FLECTS FEATURES OF RECENT C ON TEX T AND ONGOING DEM A N D S: A N EXAMINATION OF IMM EDI AT E P OST-TASK ACTIVITY James F. Hartzell1, Michael J. Tobia2, Nat Add to Reading List Source URL: www.behaviometrix.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,85 MB Share Document on Facebook

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