It has been frequently described that older adults subjectively report the vividness of their
memories as being as high, or even higher, than young adults, despite poorer objective …

In younger adults, arousal amplifies attentional focus to the most salient or goal-relevant
information while suppressing other information. A computational model of how the locus …

Background: Schizophrenia is characterized by self-disturbances, including impaired self-
evaluation abilities and source monitoring. The cortical midline structures (eg, medial …

Forming new associations is a fundamental process of building our knowledge system. At
the brain level, how prior-knowledge influences acquisition of novel associations has not …

Although older adults often show reduced episodic memory accuracy, their ratings of the
subjective vividness of their memories often equal or even exceed those of young adults …

Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) was used to investigate whether age-related
differences in episodic memory performance are accompanied by a reduction in the …

The relationships between age, retrieval-related neural activity, and episodic memory
performance were investigated in samples of young (18–29 yrs), middle-aged (43–55 yrs) …

Episodic memory decline is a hallmark of normal cognitive aging. Here, we report the first
event-related fMRI study to directly investigate age differences in the neural reactivation of …

Age-related source memory deficits result, in part, because young and older adults attend to
different information. We asked whether focusing young and older adults 'attention on …

Age-related deficits in context memory may arise from neural changes underlying both
encoding and retrieval of context information. Although age-related functional changes in …