Research from Yale University, Department of Psychology in life sciences provides new insights

Investigators publish new data in the report 'Neuroimaging evidence for agenda-dependent monitoring of different features during short-term source memory tests.' According to recent research from the United States, "A short-term source monitoring procedure with functional magnetic resonance imaging assessed neural activity when participants made judgments about the format of 1 of 4 studied items (picture, word), the encoding task performed (cost, place), or whether an item was old or new. The results support findings from long-term memory studies showing that left anterior ventrolateral prefrontal cortex (PFC) is engaged when people make source attributions about reflectively generated...

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