New York / Schapiro / Alpert / Rapoport / Cupertino / Sciences / San Diego / /
Company
Academic Press / Brown / Sperry / Oxford University Press / Wilson / PET / Siemens / /
Country
Germany / United States / / /
Facility
University Human Studies Committee / Amy L. Sanders Washington University / Carnegie Mellon University / Washington University / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / University School / /
IndustryTerm
overall network / similar processing demands / verbal and nonverbal processing / level-of-processing effect / word processing / end product / code-speciªc processing / human memory processing / nonverbal processing / imaging / face processing / verbal/nonverbal processing demands / elaborative processing / verbal processing / surface-level processing / effortful processing / nonverbal and verbal processing codes / /
Washington University Human Studies Committee / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Carnegie Mellon University / Pittsburgh / Oxford University / Washington University / Washington University School of Medicine Abstract / /
Person
William M. Kelley / Randy L. Buckner / Roddy Roediger / Anthony Wagner / Endel Tulving / Dave Balota / Kathleen B. McDermott / Neal Cohen / Steven E. Petersen / David Donaldson / /
Position
head / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / New Mexico / M. B. / North Carolina / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
Psychological Bulletin / Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience / Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences / Magnetic Resonance Imaging / Journal of Neuroscience / Nature Neuroscience / /
Technology
Neuroscience / Facial recognition / tomography / 1999 Massachusetts Institute of Technology / MRI / Magnetic Resonance Imaging / /
Set- and Code-Speciªc Activation in the Frontal Cortex: An fMRI Study of Encoding and Retrieval of Faces and Words Kathleen B. McDermott, Randy L. Buckner, Steven E. Petersen, William M. Kelley, and Amy L. Sanders Washi