Since Tulving proposed a distinction in memory between semantic and episodic memory,
considerable effort has been directed towards understanding their similar and unique …

Semantic deficits are common in individuals with Alzheimer's disease (AD). These deficits
notably impact the ability to understand words. In healthy aging, semantic knowledge …

The ability to rapidly and systematically access knowledge stored in long‐term memory in
response to incoming sensory information—that is, to derive meaning from the world—lies at …

The ability to learn new emotion concepts is adaptive and socially valuable as it
communicates culturally held understandings about values, goals, and experiences. Yet …

According to the relation-interpretation-competition-evaluation (RICE) hypothesis,
compound word processing involves selecting a relational meaning (eg, moonlight is 'light …

Research into the effects of acute anxiety on episodic memory has produced inconsistent
findings, particularly for threat-neutral information. In two experiments, we tested the …

Episodic memory comprises memory for individual information units (item memory) and for
the connections among them (associative memory). In two experiments using an object pair …

It is well-established that aging impairs memory for associations more than it does memory
for single items. Aging also impacts processes involved in online language comprehension …

L'effet miroir, c'est-à-dire le fait qu'une manipulation qui augmente le taux de réussite des
tests de reconnaissance réduit en même temps le taux de fausses alarmes est considéré …

The concreteness effect (CE) describes a processing advantage for concrete over abstract
words. Electrophysiologically, the CE manifests in higher N400 and N700 amplitudes for …