A fundamental question of human episodic memory concerns the cognitive and neural
representations and processes that give rise to the neural signals of memory. By integrating …

Consolidation stabilizes memory traces after initial encoding. Rodent studies suggest that
memory consolidation depends on replay of stimulus-specific activity patterns during fast …

Online educational materials are largely disseminated through videos, and yet there is little
understanding of how these videos engage students and fuel academic success. We …

Human personality is reflected in patterns—or networks—of behavior, either in thought or
action. Curiosity is an oft-treasured component of one's personality, commonly associated …

While much of memory research takes an observer-centric focus looking at participant
performance, recent work has pinpointed important item-centric effects on memory, or how …

Emerging studies have emphasized the importance of the fidelity of cortical representation in
forming enduring episodic memory. No study, however, has examined whether there are …

Recent studies have shown that the left inferior frontal gyrus (IFG) plays a key role in
language learning. Facilitatory stimulation over this region by means of anodal transcranial …

Our visual memory percepts of whether we have encountered specific objects or scenes
before are hypothesized to manifest as decrements in neural responses in inferotemporal …

Behavioral evidence suggests that beliefs about causal structure constrain associative
learning, determining which stimuli can enter into association, as well as the functional form …

Variability quenching is a widespread neural phenomenon in which trial‐to‐trial variability
(TTV) of neural activity is reduced by repeated presentations of a sensory stimulus …