Results from recent neuroimaging studies have led to a controversy as to whether right or
left prefrontal regions are relatively more important for episodic retrieval. To address this …

Event-related potentials (ERPs) recorded on the scalp were shown to be sensitive indicators
of the strength of a memory trace on both implicit and explicit tests of memory. In explicit …

The probability that words would be recollected during tests of recognition memory was
varied by manipulating depth of processing at study. Experiment 1 employed scalp-recorded …

To investigate the neural correlates of episodic recollection the ERP correlates of memory
for new associations (recently studied novel word pairs) were investigated using two tasks …

Slow, DC-like event-related brain potentials (ERPs) were recorded from the scalp of 30
healthy young adults to test the hypothesis that distinct cortical areas are activated when …

In two experiments, words were presented in negatively or neutrally valenced sentences. At
test, subjects made old/new recognition judgments to these words. In Experiment 2 only, for …

The present experiments investigated whether the neural correlates of explicit (conscious)
retrieval from episodic memory vary qualitatively according to conditions at encoding, as is …

Episodic memories allow us to remember not only that we have seen an item before but also
where and when we have seen it (context). Sometimes, we can confidently report that we …

Voluntary episodic memories require an intentional memory search, whereas involuntary
episodic memories come to mind spontaneously without conscious effort. Cognitive …

Is an increase in theta during retrieval due (primarily) to the access of a stored code or to
more general processes? The electroencephalogram was recorded while subjects …