Two decades of research examining repetition priming in aging and Alzheimer's disease
(AD) has yielded a large body of contradictory findings due to differences between studies in …

On repetition priming tasks, memory is measured indirectly as a change in performance due
to recent experience. It is often functionally and neurally dissociated from performance on …

Previous reports suggest that repetition priming (ie, enhanced processing of a stimulus after
experience with that stimulus) is long lasting and impervious to the effects of age, in contrast …

Implicit memory, including priming, can be preserved in aging and dementia despite
impairment of explicit memory. To explore the neural correlates of preserved memory ability …

This study examined the distinction between identification and production processes in
repetition priming for 16 patients with Alzheimer's disease (AD) and 16 healthy old control …

Although it is well‐established that there are age deficits on measures of explicit memory,
there is conflicting evidence as to whether implicit memory, as measured by performance on …

In two experiments, we examined the effect of selective attention at encoding on repetition
priming in normal aging and Alzheimer's disease (AD) patients for objects presented visually …

Functional brain imaging studies of priming assume that the behavioral facilitation and
activity reductions resulting from multiple repetitions reflect the continued tuning of …

This article reports a meta-analysis comparing the size of repetition priming effects in young
and older adults. The main analysis included 39 effect sizes. Of these, 23 effect sizes could …

Memory theories assume that unconscious processes influence conscious remembering,
but the exact nature of the relationship between implicit and explicit memory remains an …