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#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
901	3	57	913 1991 JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 60 (4): 509-517 GILBERT DT; HIXON JG THE TROUBLE OF THINKING - ACTIVATION AND APPLICATION OF STEREOTYPIC BELIEFS	21	298
902	8	27	933 1991 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 29 (8): 771-784 MAYES AR; MEUDELL PR; MACDONALD C DISPROPORTIONATE INTENTIONAL SPATIAL-MEMORY IMPAIRMENTS IN AMNESIA	21	39
903	40	250	1050 1992 CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 1 (2): 93-133 REBER AS THE COGNITIVE UNCONSCIOUS - AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE	21	49
904	8	55	1208 1992 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY SECTION A-HUMAN EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 44 (4): 723-761 WHEELDON LR; MONSELL S THE LOCUS OF REPETITION PRIMING OF SPOKEN WORD PRODUCTION	21	75
905	16	52	1455 1993 MEMORY & COGNITION 21 (3): 379-388 MANTYLA T KNOWING BUT NOT REMEMBERING - ADULT AGE-DIFFERENCES IN RECOLLECTIVE EXPERIENCE	21	52
906	28	66	1726 1994 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20 (6): 1379-1390 MCDERMOTT KB; ROEDIGER HL EFFECTS OF IMAGERY ON PERCEPTUAL IMPLICIT MEMORY TESTS	21	31
907	21	33	1779 1994 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 32 (9): 1089-1100 CARLESIMO GA; FADDA L; SABBADINI M; CALTAGIRONE C VISUAL REPETITION PRIMING FOR WORDS RELIES ON ACCESS TO THE VISUAL INPUT LEXICON - EVIDENCE FROM A DYSLEXIC PATIENT	21	21
908	11	28	1974 1995 CORTEX 31 (3): 531-542 DERENZI E; LUCCHELLI F; MUGGIA S; SPINNLER H PERSISTENT RETROGRADE-AMNESIA FOLLOWING A MINOR TRAUMA	21	36
909	10	41	2055 1995 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 124 (4): 352-374 RATCLIFF R; VANZANDT T; MCKOON G PROCESS DISSOCIATION, SINGLE-PROCESS THEORIES, AND RECOGNITION MEMORY	21	48
910	7	32	2407 1996 CLINICAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGIST 10 (2): 191-201 Prigatano GP Behavioral limitations TBI patients tend to underestimate: A replication and extension to patients with lateralized cerebral dysfunction	21	36
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911	26	45	2516 1996 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 22 (2): 397-406 Reingold EM; GoshenGottstein Y Separating consciously controlled and automatic influences in memory for new associations	21	25
912	19	52	2546 1996 JOURNAL OF MEMORY AND LANGUAGE 35 (2): 197-211 Lindsay DS; Kelley CM Creating illusions of familiarity in a cued recall remember/know paradigm	21	45
913	32	55	3165 1997 PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 352 (1362): 1689-1695 Schacter DL The cognitive neuroscience of memory: perspectives from neuroimaging research	21	21
914	7	17	3228 1997 PSYCHONOMIC BULLETIN & REVIEW 4 (4): 572-576 Tussing AA; Greene RL False recognition of associates: How robust is the effect?	21	25
915	27	39	3593 1998 LEARNING & MEMORY 5 (6): 420-428 Reber PJ; Stark CEL; Squire LR Contrasting cortical activity associated with category memory and recognition memory	21	40
916	13	16	3780 1998 SCIENCE 280 (5360): 59-60 Schacter DL Memory and awareness	21	21
917	31	80	3793 1998 TRENDS IN COGNITIVE SCIENCES 2 (4): 137-145 Johnson MK; Raye CL False memories and confabulation	21	33
918	18	58	4161 1999 MEMORY 7 (5-6): 679-702 Conway MA; Turk DJ; Miller SL; Logan J; Nebes RD; et al. A positron emission tomography (PET) study of autobiographical memory retrieval	21	39
919	14	29	4184 1999 NATURE 400 (6745): 671-675 Bontempi B; Laurent-Demir C; Destrade C; Jaffard R Time-dependent reorganization of brain circuitry underlying long-term memory storage	21	103
920	12	25	4321 1999 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 106 (2): 406-410 Roediger HL; McDermott KB False alarms about false memories	21	26
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921	14	41	4467 2000 BIOLOGICAL PSYCHIATRY 48 (7): 651-657 Heckers S; Curran T; Goff D; Rauch SL; Fischman AJ; et al. Abnormalities in the thalamus and prefrontal cortex during episodic object recognition in schizophrenia	21	21
922	15	25	4696 2000 JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 20 (22): Art. No. RC108 Ranganath C; Johnson MK; D'Esposito M Left anterior prefrontal activation increases with demands to recall specific perceptual information	21	32
923	15	20	5170 2001 CURRENT DIRECTIONS IN PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE 10 (1): 1-4 Schacter DL; Badgaiyan RD Neuroimaging of priming: New perspectives on implicit and explicit memory	21	21
924	15	69	6093 2002 NEURON 35 (4): 803-812 Gold BT; Buckner RL Common prefrontal regions coactivate with dissociable posterior regions during controlled semantic and phonological tasks	21	36
925	25	124	6219 2002 PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 17 (1): 85-100 Cabeza R Hemispheric asymmetry reduction in older adults: The HAROLD model	21	72
926	1	18	90 1984 CORTEX 20 (4): 575-583 ROUSSEAUX M; DELAFOSSE A; CABARET M; LESOIN F; JOMIN M POST TRAUMATIC RETROGRADE-AMNESIA	20	28
927	3	31	202 1986 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 12 (2): 288-294 METCALFE J FEELING OF KNOWING IN MEMORY AND PROBLEM-SOLVING	20	75
928	3	9	344 1988 BRAIN AND COGNITION 8 (1): 105-116 HIRST W; PHELPS EA; JOHNSON MK; VOLPE BT AMNESIA AND 2ND LANGUAGE-LEARNING	20	23
929	3	24	362 1988 CORTEX 24 (3): 457-464 GROSSI D; TROJANO L; GRASSO A; ORSINI A SELECTIVE SEMANTIC AMNESIA AFTER CLOSED-HEAD INJURY - A CASE-REPORT	20	39
930	7	34	430 1989 ARCHIVES OF NEUROLOGY 46 (8): 911-916 EWERT J; LEVIN HS; WATSON MG; KALISKY Z PROCEDURAL MEMORY DURING POSTTRAUMATIC AMNESIA IN SURVIVORS OF SEVERE CLOSED HEAD-INJURY - IMPLICATIONS FOR REHABILITATION	20	41
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
931	10	56	539 1989 MEMORY & COGNITION 17 (2): 148-162 DUCHEK JM; NEELY JH A DISSOCIATIVE WORD-FREQUENCY X LEVELS-OF-PROCESSING INTERACTION IN EPISODIC RECOGNITION AND LEXICAL DECISION TASKS	20	42
932	13	151	595 1990 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 608: 1-37 MELTZOFF AN TOWARDS A DEVELOPMENTAL COGNITIVE SCIENCE - THE IMPLICATIONS OF CROSS-MODAL MATCHING AND IMITATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF REPRESENTATION AND MEMORY IN INFANCY	20	68
933	7	33	1114 1992 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (1): 142-150 COSTERMANS J; LORIES G; ANSAY C CONFIDENCE LEVEL AND FEELING OF KNOWING IN QUESTION ANSWERING - THE WEIGHT OF INFERENTIAL PROCESSES	20	60
934	16	85	1401 1993 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 19 (3): 515-527 RUECKL JG; OLDS EM WHEN PSEUDOWORDS ACQUIRE MEANING - EFFECT OF SEMANTIC ASSOCIATIONS ON PSEUDOWORD REPETITION PRIMING	20	24
935	17	86	1416 1993 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 19 (6): 1277-1296 BROWN JS; CARR TH LIMITS ON PERCEPTUAL ABSTRACTION IN READING - ASYMMETRIC TRANSFER BETWEEN SURFACE FORMS DIFFERING IN TYPICALITY	20	32
936	19	35	1522 1993 PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 110 (3): 374-378 CURRAN HV; GARDINER JM; JAVA RI; ALLEN D EFFECTS OF LORAZEPAM UPON RECOLLECTIVE EXPERIENCE IN RECOGNITION MEMORY	20	45
937	31	53	1648 1994 CORTEX 30 (3): 359-375 RUSSO R; SPINNLER H IMPLICIT VERBAL MEMORY IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	20	24
938	14	82	1755 1994 MEMORY 2 (4): 353-382 BAUER PJ; HERTSGAARD LA; DOW GA AFTER 8 MONTHS HAVE PASSED - LONG-TERM RECALL OF EVENTS BY 1-YEAR-OLD TO 2-YEAR-OLD CHILDREN	20	40
939	11	51	1856 1994 SCHIZOPHRENIA RESEARCH 13 (2): 117-126 GRASVINCENDON A; DANION JM; GRANGE D; BILIK M; WILLARDSCHROEDER D; et al. EXPLICIT MEMORY, REPETITION PRIMING AND COGNITIVE SKILL LEARNING IN SCHIZOPHRENIA	20	49
940	28	63	2029 1995 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 17 (1): 44-57 CARLESIMO GA; FADDA L; MARFIA GA; CALTAGIRONE C EXPLICIT MEMORY AND REPETITION PRIMING IN DEMENTIA - EVIDENCE FOR A COMMON BASIC MECHANISM UNDERLYING CONSCIOUS AND UNCONSCIOUS RETRIEVAL DEFICITS	20	24
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941	19	44	2078 1995 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 21 (6): 1583-1594 PARK SM; GABRIELI JDE PERCEPTUAL AND NONPERCEPTUAL COMPONENTS OF IMPLICIT MEMORY FOR PICTURES	20	21
942	10	100	2116 1995 JOURNAL OF TRAUMATIC STRESS 8 (4): 527-553 BREMNER JD; KRYSTAL JH; SOUTHWICK SM; CHARNEY DS FUNCTIONAL NEUROANATOMICAL CORRELATES OF THE EFFECTS OF STRESS ON MEMORY	20	73
943	15	81	2300 1996 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 51 (1): 29-41 Bauer PJ What do infants recall of their lives? Memory for specific events by one-to two-year-olds	20	47
944	12	31	2874 1997 CURRENT DIRECTIONS IN PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE 6 (3): 56-60 Payne DG; Neuschatz JS; Lampinen JM; Lynn SJ Compelling memory illusions: The qualitative characteristics of false memories	20	22
945	7	41	3134 1997 NEUROREPORT 8 (3): 739-744 Ghaem O; Mellet E; Crivello F; Tzourio N; Mazoyer B; et al. Mental navigation along memorized routes activates the hippocampus, precuneus, and insula	20	101
946	17	39	3494 1998 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY 29 (1): 83-104 Johnson R; Kreiter K; Russo B; Zhu J A spatio-temporal analysis of recognition-related event-related brain potentials	20	26
947	33	223	3718 1998 PROGRESS IN NEUROBIOLOGY 55 (2): 149-189 Brown MW; Xiang JZ Recognition memory: Neuronal substrates of the judgement of prior occurrence	20	65
948	9	77	3747 1998 PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 13 (3): 405-423 Anderson ND; Craik FIM; Naveh-Benjamin M The attentional demands of encoding and retrieval in younger and older adults: 1. Evidence from divided attention costs	20	58
949	27	80	3906 1999 CEREBRAL CORTEX 9 (8): 805-814 Grady CL; McIntosh AR; Rajah MN; Beig S; Craik FIM The effects of age on the neural correlates of episodic encoding	20	36
950	22	82	3985 1999 EXPERIMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH 128 (3): 332-342 Mottaghy FM; Shah NJ; Krause BJ; Schmidt D; Halsband U; et al. Neuronal correlates of encoding and retrieval in episodic memory during a paired-word association learning task: a functional magnetic resonance imaging study	20	29
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951	11	29	4097 1999 JOURNAL OF MEMORY AND LANGUAGE 40 (1): 83-108 Sommers MS; Lewis BP Who really lives next door: Creating false memories with phonological neighbors	20	28
952	11	52	4311 1999 PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 125 (1): 155-164 D'Esposito M; Zarahn E; Aguirre GK Event-related functional MRI: Implications for cognitive psychology	20	56
953	13	88	4386 1999 TRENDS IN COGNITIVE SCIENCES 3 (4): 142-151 Murray EA; Bussey TJ Perceptual-mnemonic functions of the perirhinal cortex	20	108
954	70	316	4430 2000 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY 51: 481-537 Koriat A; Goldsmith M; Pansky A Toward a psychology of memory accuracy	20	47
955	18	57	4540 2000 CURRENT OPINION IN NEUROBIOLOGY 10 (2): 224-231 Grady CL; Craik FI Changes in memory processing with age	20	70
956	17	44	4802 2000 NEUROIMAGE 12 (4): 404-417 Fletcher PC; Shallice T; Dolan RJ "Sculpting the response space" - An account of left prefrontal activation at encoding	20	28
957	35	99	4938 2000 PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY 37 (5): 565-582 Mecklinger A Interfacing mind and brain: A neurocognitive model of recognition memory	20	33
958	21	58	5425 2001 NEUROIMAGE 14 (1): 48-59 Braver TS; Barch DM; Kelley WM; Buckner RL; Cohen NJ; et al. Direct comparison of prefrontal cortex regions engaged by working and long-term memory tasks	20	45
959	9	76	5727 2002 BRAIN 125: 1054-1069 Cohen L; Lehericy S; Chochon F; Lemer C; Rivaud S; et al. Language-specific tuning of visual cortex functional properties of the Visual Word Form Area	20	55
960	21	50	5758 2002 CEREBRAL CORTEX 12 (2): 178-186 Henson RNA; Shallice T; Gorno-Tempini ML; Dolan RJ Face repetition effects in implicit and explicit memory tests as measured by fMRI	20	34
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961	28	91	6087 2002 NEURON 33 (5): 827-840 Logan JM; Sanders AL; Snyder AZ; Morris JC; Buckner RL Under-recruitment and nonselective recruitment: Dissociable neural mechanisms associated with aging	20	52
962	41	62	6804 2003 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 41 (3): 318-333 Dobbins IG; Rice HJ; Wagner AD; Schacter DL Memory orientation and success: separable neurocognitive components underlying episodic recognition	20	20
963	11	27	240 1987 BEHAVIOR RESEARCH METHODS INSTRUMENTS & COMPUTERS 19 (5): 422-445 GRAF P; WILLIAMS D COMPLETION NORMS FOR 40 3-LETTER WORD STEMS	19	30
964	4	96	271 1987 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 9 (2): 191-224 MARTIN A REPRESENTATION OF SEMANTIC AND SPATIAL KNOWLEDGE IN ALZHEIMERS PATIENTS - IMPLICATIONS FOR MODELS OF PRESERVED LEARNING IN AMNESIA	19	106
965	4	27	291 1987 MEMORY & COGNITION 15 (6): 465-472 WHITTLESEA BWA; CANTWELL AL ENDURING INFLUENCE OF THE PURPOSE OF EXPERIENCES - ENCODING-RETRIEVAL INTERACTIONS IN WORD AND PSEUDOWORD PERCEPTION	19	32
966	1	43	297 1987 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 25 (2): 341-357 OSTERGAARD AL EPISODIC, SEMANTIC AND PROCEDURAL MEMORY IN A CASE OF AMNESIA AT AN EARLY AGE	19	35
967	2	49	425 1989 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 44 (9): 1185-1193 BANAJI MR; CROWDER RG THE BANKRUPTCY OF EVERYDAY MEMORY	19	126
968	3	31	441 1989 BRAIN AND COGNITION 9 (1): 88-108 DICK MB; KEAN ML; SANDS D MEMORY FOR INTERNALLY GENERATED WORDS IN ALZHEIMER-TYPE DEMENTIA - BREAKDOWN IN ENCODING AND SEMANTIC MEMORY	19	39
969	4	55	600 1990 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 608: 485-516 MANDLER JM RECALL OF EVENTS BY PREVERBAL CHILDREN	19	32
970	4	117	839 1991 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE PSYCHOLOGIE 45 (3): 255-287 PAIVIO A DUAL CODING THEORY - RETROSPECT AND CURRENT STATUS	19	148
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971	3	113	1021 1992 BRAIN 115: 155-178 FIEZ JA; PETERSEN SE; CHENEY MK; RAICHLE ME IMPAIRED NONMOTOR LEARNING AND ERROR-DETECTION ASSOCIATED WITH CEREBELLAR DAMAGE - A SINGLE CASE-STUDY	19	215
972	8	105	1186 1992 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 99 (1): 3-21 SMITH ER; ZARATE MA EXEMPLAR-BASED MODEL OF SOCIAL JUDGMENT	19	190
973	19	56	1275 1993 BRAIN AND COGNITION 22 (2): 213-229 BONDI MW; KASZNIAK AW; RAPCSAK SZ; BUTTERS MA IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY FOLLOWING ANTERIOR COMMUNICATING ARTERY ANEURYSM RUPTURE	19	31
974	12	39	1336 1993 ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY AND CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY 86 (5): 335-343 SMITH ME; GUSTER K DECOMPOSITION OF RECOGNITION MEMORY EVENT-RELATED POTENTIALS YIELDS TARGET, REPETITION, AND RETRIEVAL EFFECTS	19	37
975	3	29	1358 1993 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY 8 (10): 851-856 VERHEY FRJ; ROZENDAAL N; PONDS RWHM; JOLLES J DEMENTIA, AWARENESS AND DEPRESSION	19	59
976	9	79	1372 1993 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 15 (5): 627-652 MARKOWITSCH HJ; VONCRAMON DY; SCHURI U MNESTIC PERFORMANCE PROFILE OF A BILATERAL DIENCEPHALIC INFARCT PATIENT WITH PRESERVED INTELLIGENCE AND SEVERE AMNESIC DISTURBANCES	19	47
977	37	63	1641 1994 CORTEX 30 (1): 53-73 PALLER KA; MAYES AR NEW-ASSOCIATION PRIMING OF WORD IDENTIFICATION IN NORMAL AND AMNESIC SUBJECTS	19	19
978	19	42	1826 1994 PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 9 (1): 64-71 MONTI LA; GABRIELI JDE; WILSON RS; REMINGER SL INTACT TEXT-SPECIFIC IMPLICIT MEMORY IN PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	19	21
979	22	101	1941 1995 BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 86: 479-506 ANDRADE J LEARNING DURING ANESTHESIA - A REVIEW	19	44
980	6	80	2043 1995 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 59 (2): 260-298 BAUER PJ; HERTSGAARD LA; WEWERKA SS EFFECTS OF EXPERIENCE AND REMINDING ON LONG-TERM RECALL IN INFANCY - REMEMBERING NOT TO FORGET	19	37
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981	27	47	2064 1995 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 21 (3): 768-776 SCHACTER DL; COOPER LA BIAS IN THE PRIMING OF OBJECT DECISIONS - LOGIC, ASSUMPTION, AND DATA	19	19
982	27	66	2244 1995 PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 121 (2): 267-278 BISHOP KI; CURRAN HV PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY - A STUDY WITH LORAZEPAM AND THE BENZODIAZEPINE ANTAGONIST FLUMAZENIL	19	39
983	36	72	2385 1996 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE PSYCHOLOGIE EXPERIMENTALE 50 (1): 57-71 McDermott KB; Roediger HL Exact and conceptual repetition dissociate conceptual memory tests: Problems for transfer appropriate processing theory	19	21
984	17	46	2417 1996 COGNITIVE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 13 (3): 391-413 VanderLinden M; Bredart S; Depoorter N; Coyette F Semantic memory and amnesia: A case study	19	29
985	29	84	2441 1996 CORTEX 32 (3): 387-412 Desgranges B; Eustache F; Rioux P; delaSayette V; Lechevalier B Memory disorders in Alzheimer's Disease and the organization of human memory	19	36
986	12	57	2550 1996 JOURNAL OF MEMORY AND LANGUAGE 35 (2): 300-318 Roediger HL; Jacoby JD; McDermott KB Misinformation effects in recall: Creating false memories through repeated retrieval	19	34
987	4	33	2581 1996 LIFE SCIENCES 58 (17): 1475-1483 Kirschbaum C; Wolf OT; May M; Wippich W; Hellhammer DH Stress-and treatment-induced elevations of cortisol levels associated with impaired declarative memory in healthy adults	19	165
988	4	58	2608 1996 NEUROBIOLOGY OF LEARNING AND MEMORY 65 (1): 65-72 Packard MG; McGaugh JL Inactivation of hippocampus or caudate nucleus with lidocaine differentially affects expression of place and response learning	19	156
989	31	85	2683 1996 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 93 (24): 13527-13533 Schacter DL Illusory memories: A cognitive neuroscience analysis	19	19
990	3	40	2873 1997 CURRENT BIOLOGY 7 (9): 645-651 Gauthier I; Anderson AW; Tarr MJ; Skudlarski P; Gore JC Levels of categorization in visual recognition studied using functional magnetic resonance imaging	19	72
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991	17	89	2986 1997 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 23 (5): 1059-1082 Becker S; Moscovitch M; Behrmann M; Joordens S Long-term semantic priming: A computational account and empirical evidence	19	53
992	30	87	3036 1997 MEMORY 5 (1-2): 3-36 Mayes AR; Downes JJ What do theories of the functional deficit(s) underlying amnesia have to explain?	19	25
993	16	78	3078 1997 NEUROIMAGE 6 (1): 1-11 Petersson KM; Elfgren C; Ingvar M A dynamic role of the medial temporal lobe during retrieval of declarative memory in man	19	39
994	39	109	3215 1997 PSYCHONOMIC BULLETIN & REVIEW 4 (1): 3-23 Dienes Z; Berry D Implicit learning: Below the subjective threshold	19	63
995	26	57	3337 1998 BRAIN 121: 861-873 Mark RE; Rugg MD Age effects on brain activity associated with episodic memory retrieval - An electrophysiological study	19	30
996	9	36	3548 1998 JOURNAL OF HEAD TRAUMA REHABILITATION 13 (5): 52-61 Sherer M; Bergloff P; Levin E; High WM; Oden KE; et al. Impaired awareness and employment outcome after traumatic brain injury	19	44
997	7	36	3584 1998 JOURNAL OF THE INTERNATIONAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY 4 (4): 380-387 Sherer M; Boake C; Levin E; Silver BV; Ringholz G; et al. Characteristics of impaired awareness after traumatic brain injury	19	33
998	24	60	3656 1998 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 36 (6): 559-571 Paller KA; Gross M Brain potentials associated with perceptual priming vs explicit remembering during the repetition of visual word-form	19	27
999	4	160	3826 1999 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 54 (7): 462-479 Bargh JA; Chartrand TL The unbearable automaticity of being	19	236
1000	29	39	3877 1999 BRAIN AND COGNITION 39 (2): 133-146 Curran T; Schacter DL; Galluccio L Cross-modal priming and explicit memory in patients with verbal production deficits	19	19
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1001	18	30	4000 1999 HIPPOCAMPUS 9 (5): 575-581 Schacter DL; Curran T; Reiman EM; Chen KW; Bandy DJ; et al. Medial temporal lobe activation during episodic encoding and retrieval: A PET study	19	19
1002	9	32	4085 1999 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 25 (5): 1177-1194 McEvoy CL; Nelson DL; Komatsu T What is the connection between true and false memories? The differential roles of interitem associations in recall and recognition	19	29
1003	10	58	4142 1999 LAW AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR 23 (5): 517-537 Porter S; Yuille JC; Lehman DR The nature of real, implanted, and fabricated memories for emotional childhood events: Implications for the recovered memory debate	19	33
1004	48	99	4237 1999 NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 13 (2): 155-170 Swick D; Knight RT Contributions of prefrontal cortex to recognition memory: Electrophysiological and behavioral evidence	19	21
1005	22	51	4624 2000 JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 12 (1): 197-206 Cabeza R; Anderson ND; Houle S; Mangels JA; Nyberg L Age-related differences in neural activity during item and temporal-order memory retrieval: A positron emission tomography study	19	41
1006	24	35	4631 2000 JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 12 (6): 941-949 Fabiani M; Stadler MA; Wessels PM True but not false memories produce a sensory signature in human lateralized brain potentials	19	19
1007	23	67	4898 2000 PSYCHOBIOLOGY 28 (2): 197-206 Raye CL; Johnson MK; Mitchell KJ; Nolde SF; D'Esposito M fMRI investigations of left and right PFC contributions to episodic remembering	19	20
1008	22	49	5076 2001 BRAIN 124: 67-82 Poldrack RA; Gabrieli JDE Characterizing the neural mechanisms of skill learning and repetition priming - Evidence from mirror reading	19	37
1009	25	62	5083 2001 BRAIN 124: 1156-1170 Maguire EA; Vargha-Khadem F; Mishkin M The effects of bilateral hippocampal damage on fMRI regional activations and interactions during memory retrieval	19	43
1010	27	58	5292 2001 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 27 (4): 941-947 Benjamin AS On the dual effects of repetition on false recognition	19	22
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1011	11	49	5388 2001 NATURE NEUROSCIENCE 4 (12): 1259-1264 Fell J; Klaver P; Lehnertz K; Grunwald T; Schaller C; et al. Human memory formation is accompanied by rhinal-hippocampal coupling and decoupling	19	65
1012	15	45	5450 2001 NEURON 31 (4): 653-660 Maril A; Wagner AD; Schacter DL On the tip of the tongue: An event-related fMRI study of semantic retrieval failure and cognitive conflict	19	19
1013	10	20	5494 2001 NEUROREPORT 12 (6): 1251-1256 Baker JT; Sanders AL; Maccotta L; Buckner RL Neural correlates of verbal memory encoding during semantic and structural processing tasks	19	22
1014	19	151	5557 2001 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 108 (2): 311-345 O'Reilly RC; Rudy JW Conjunctive representations in learning and memory: Principles of cortical and hippocampal function	19	68
1015	30	65	6067 2002 NEUROIMAGE 16 (2): 317-330 Cabeza R; Dolcos F; Graham R; Nyberg L Similarities and differences in the neural correlates of episodic memory retrieval and working memory	19	35
1016	1	18	11 1979 CORTEX 15 (1): 131-134 CROVITZ HF MEMORY RETRAINING IN BRAIN-DAMAGED PATIENTS - THE AIRPLANE LIST	18	39
1017	3	15	146 1985 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE PSYCHOLOGIE 39 (3): 467-475 SCHACTER DL; WORLING JR ATTRIBUTE INFORMATION AND THE FEELING-OF-KNOWING	18	18
1018	1	52	469 1989 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOBIOLOGY 22 (6): 533-552 BUTLER J; ROVEECOLLIER C CONTEXTUAL GATING OF MEMORY RETRIEVAL	18	65
1019	5	30	551 1989 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 27 (10): 1249-1259 PICKERING AD; MAYES AR; FAIRBAIRN AF AMNESIA AND MEMORY FOR MODALITY INFORMATION	18	23
1020	12	29	636 1990 BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY 28 (4): 338-340 SCHACTER DL SYMPOSIUM - IMPLICIT MEMORY - MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES - INTRODUCTION	18	18
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1021	2	47	645 1990 CHILD DEVELOPMENT 61 (5): 1569-1583 BOROVSKY D; ROVEECOLLIER C CONTEXTUAL CONSTRAINTS ON MEMORY RETRIEVAL AT 6 MONTHS	18	51
1022	8	53	650 1990 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 22 (1): 72-110 BOWERS KS; REGEHR G; BALTHAZARD C; PARKER K INTUITION IN THE CONTEXT OF DISCOVERY	18	64
1023	5	44	685 1990 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 119 (1): 45-59 HERTEL PT; HARDIN TS REMEMBERING WITH AND WITHOUT AWARENESS IN A DEPRESSED MOOD - EVIDENCE OF DEFICITS IN INITIATIVE	18	81
1024	15	41	885 1991 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 17 (1): 137-151 FENDRICH DW; HEALY AF; BOURNE LE LONG-TERM REPETITION EFFECTS FOR MOTORIC AND PERCEPTUAL PROCEDURES	18	45
1025	1	23	928 1991 NEUROLOGY 41 (10): 1608-1616 MILLER EN; SATZ P; VISSCHER B COMPUTERIZED AND CONVENTIONAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF HIV-1-INFECTED HOMOSEXUAL MEN	18	103
1026	8	35	996 1992 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 47 (7): 862-875 TREISMAN A PERCEIVING AND REPERCEIVING OBJECTS	18	89
1027	5	59	1003 1992 ANESTHESIOLOGY 77 (5): 888-898 DWYER R; BENNETT HL; EGER EI; HEILBRON D EFFECTS OF ISOFLURANE AND NITROUS-OXIDE IN SUBANESTHETIC CONCENTRATIONS ON MEMORY AND RESPONSIVENESS IN VOLUNTEERS	18	115
1028	3	43	1346 1993 EXPERIMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH 93 (3): 462-470 KESNER RP; BOLLAND BL; DAKIS M MEMORY FOR SPATIAL LOCATIONS, MOTOR-RESPONSES, AND OBJECTS - TRIPLE DISSOCIATION AMONG THE HIPPOCAMPUS, CAUDATE-NUCLEUS, AND EXTRASTRIATE VISUAL-CORTEX	18	154
1029	19	57	1374 1993 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 15 (5): 789-804 DEWEER B; PILLON B; MICHON A; DUBOIS B MIRROR READING IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE - NORMAL SKILL LEARNING AND ACQUISITION OF ITEM-SPECIFIC INFORMATION	18	25
1030	3	29	1469 1993 NEUROPSYCHIATRY NEUROPSYCHOLOGY AND BEHAVIORAL NEUROLOGY 6 (1): 43-48 STARKSTEIN SE; FEDOROFF JP; PRICE TR; LEIGUARDA R; ROBINSON RG NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL DEFICITS IN PATIENTS WITH ANOSOGNOSIA	18	25
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1031	7	43	1557 1994 ANESTHESIOLOGY 80 (3): 493-501 SCHWENDER D; KAISER A; KLASING S; PETER K; POPPEL E MIDLATENCY AUDITORY-EVOKED POTENTIALS AND EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT MEMORY IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING CARDIAC-SURGERY	18	91
1032	1	35	1658 1994 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 30 (3): 403-417 BAUER PJ; DOW GA EPISODIC MEMORY IN 16-MONTH-OLD AND 20-MONTH-OLD CHILDREN - SPECIFICS ARE GENERALIZED BUT NOT FORGOTTEN	18	38
1033	7	122	1704 1994 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 123 (3): 297-315 KORIAT A; GOLDSMITH M MEMORY IN NATURALISTIC AND LABORATORY CONTEXTS - DISTINGUISHING THE ACCURACY-ORIENTED AND QUANTITY-ORIENTED APPROACHES TO MEMORY ASSESSMENT	18	63
1034	6	55	1775 1994 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 32 (6): 729-739 ESLINGER PJ; GRATTAN LM ALTERED SERIAL POSITION LEARNING AFTER FRONTAL-LOBE LESION	18	39
1035	3	30	1903 1995 ARCHIVES OF NEUROLOGY 52 (4): 415-420 STARKSTEIN SE; VAZQUEZ S; MIGLIORELLI R; TESON A; SABE L; et al. A SINGLE-PHOTON EMISSION COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHIC STUDY OF ANOSOGNOSIA IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	18	41
1036	3	50	1962 1995 CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 4 (1): 22-51 RAMACHANDRAN VS ANOSOGNOSIA IN PARIETAL LOBE SYNDROME	18	45
1037	10	35	1987 1995 ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY AND CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY 94 (1): 41-49 BEGLEITER H; PORJESZ B; WANG WY EVENT-RELATED BRAIN POTENTIALS DIFFERENTIATE PRIMING AND RECOGNITION TO FAMILIAR AND UNFAMILIAR FACES	18	51
1038	7	32	1999 1995 EXPERIENTIA 51 (12): 1197-1207 Fletcher PC; Dolan RJ; Frith CD The functional anatomy of memory	18	21
1039	14	50	2040 1995 JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 7 (2): 209-227 RUGG MD; DOYLE MC; WELLS T WORD AND NONWORD REPETITION WITHIN-MODALITY AND ACROSS-MODALITY - AN EVENT-RELATED POTENTIAL STUDY	18	48
1040	7	67	2049 1995 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 60 (1): 129-154 POOLE DA; LINDSAY DS INTERVIEWING PRESCHOOLERS - EFFECTS OF NONSUGGESTIVE TECHNIQUES, PARENTAL COACHING, AND LEADING QUESTIONS ON REPORTS OF NONEXPERIENCED EVENTS	18	82
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1041	12	45	2140 1995 NEUROCASE 1 (4): 291-304 Verfaellie M; Croce P; Milberg WP The role of episodic memory in semantic learning: An examination of vocabulary acquisition in a patient with amnesia due to encephalitis	18	28
1042	18	40	2168 1995 NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 9 (3): 281-290 CERMAK LS; VERFAELLIE M; CHASE KA IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY IN AMNESIA - AN ANALYSIS OF DATA-DRIVEN AND CONCEPTUALLY DRIVEN PROCESSES	18	19
1043	54	102	2169 1995 NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 9 (3): 291-303 MEIRAN N; JELICIC M IMPLICIT MEMORY IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE - A METAANALYSIS	18	27
1044	11	62	2473 1996 HIPPOCAMPUS 6 (6): 675-684 Murre JMJ TraceLink: A model of amnesia and consolidation of memory	18	45
1045	13	38	2549 1996 JOURNAL OF MEMORY AND LANGUAGE 35 (2): 286-299 Reinitz MT; Verfaellie M; Milberg WP Memory conjunction errors in normal and amnesic subjects	18	26
1046	45	152	2779 1997 ANESTHESIOLOGY 87 (2): 387-410 Ghoneim MM; Block RI Learning and memory during general anesthesia - An update	18	59
1047	10	209	2835 1997 BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 24 (1): 1-27 Lupien SJ; McEwen BS The acute effects of corticosteroids on cognition: Integration of animal and human model studies	18	244
1048	39	76	3095 1997 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 35 (1): 25-35 Fleischman DA; Gabrieli JDE; Rinaldi JA; Reminger SL; Grinnell ER; et al. Word-stem completion priming for perceptually and conceptually encoded words in patients with Alzheimer's disease	18	25
1049	22	74	3099 1997 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 35 (4): 505-518 Schmidtke K; Vollmer H Retrograde amnesia: A study of its relation to anterograde amnesia and semantic memory deficits	18	34
1050	15	91	3395 1998 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 36 (1): 28-71 Chun MM; Jian YH Contextual cueing: Implicit learning and memory of visual context guides spatial attention	18	100
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1051	22	41	3404 1998 CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 7 (1): 54-66 Paller KA; Kutas M; McIsaac HK An electrophysiological measure of priming of visual word-form	18	23
1052	16	35	4534 2000 CURRENT BIOLOGY 10 (17): 1017-1024 James TW; Humphrey GK; Gati JS; Menon RS; Goodale MA The effects of visual object priming on brain activation before and after recognition	18	29
1053	14	52	4562 2000 HIPPOCAMPUS 10 (4): 352-368 Nadel L; Samsonovich A; Ryan L; Moscovitch M Multiple trace theory of human memory: Computational, neuroimaging, and neuropsychological results	18	60
1054	6	31	4575 2000 HUMAN BRAIN MAPPING 11 (4): 249-260 Burock MA; Dale AM Estimation and detection of event-related fMRI signals with temporally correlated noise: A statistically efficient and unbiased approach	18	40
1055	5	46	4724 2000 MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN MEDICINE 43 (4): 540-548 Bandettini PA; Cox RW Event-related fMRI contrast when using constant interstimulus interval: Theory and experiment	18	48
1056	21	30	4789 2000 NEUROIMAGE 11 (3): 217-227 Allan K; Dolan RJ; Fletcher PC; Rugg MD The role of the right anterior prefrontal cortex in episodic retrieval	18	25
1057	34	72	5143 2001 COGNITIVE BRAIN RESEARCH 10 (3): 283-301 Nessler D; Mecklinger A; Penney TB Event related brain potentials and illusory memories: the effects of differential encoding	18	21
1058	11	82	5172 2001 CURRENT OPINION IN NEUROBIOLOGY 11 (2): 194-201 Martin A; Chao LL Semantic memory and the brain: structure and processes	18	84
1059	16	89	5199 2001 HIPPOCAMPUS 11 (5): 520-528 Heckers S Neuroimaging studies of the hippocampus in schizophrenia	18	33
1060	10	33	5383 2001 NATURE NEUROSCIENCE 4 (4): 442-449 Small SA; Nava AS; Perera GM; DeLaPaz R; Mayeux R; et al. Circuit mechanisms underlying memory encoding and retrieval in the long axis of the hippocampal formation	18	23
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1061	14	61	5478 2001 NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 15 (2): 254-267 Watson JM; Balota DA; Sergent-Marshall SD Semantic, phonological, and hybrid veridical and false memories in healthy older adults and in individuals with dementia of the Alzheimer type	18	18
1062	35	53	5765 2002 CEREBRAL CORTEX 12 (10): 1048-1056 Cansino S; Maquet P; Dolan RJ; Rugg MD Brain activity underlying encoding and retrieval of source memory	18	21
1063	1	23	27 1980 JOURNAL OF NEUROLOGY NEUROSURGERY AND PSYCHIATRY 43 (6): 529-534 BROOKS DN; AUGHTON ME; BOND MR; JONES P; RIZVI S COGNITIVE SEQUELAE IN RELATIONSHIP TO EARLY INDEXES OF SEVERITY OF BRAIN-DAMAGE AFTER SEVERE BLUNT HEAD-INJURY	17	69
1064	1	103	28 1980 MEMORY & COGNITION 8 (3): 231-246 ROEDIGER HL MEMORY METAPHORS IN COGNITIVE-PSYCHOLOGY	17	86
1065	0	27	41 1982 MEMORY & COGNITION 10 (4): 318-323 LOFTUS EF; BURNS TE MENTAL SHOCK CAN PRODUCE RETROGRADE-AMNESIA	17	80
1066	0	17	56 1983 JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 92 (2): 236-242 SCHACTER DL AMNESIA OBSERVED - REMEMBERING AND FORGETTING IN A NATURAL-ENVIRONMENT	17	17
1067	1	7	79 1984 BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 7 (2): 240-241 HINTZMAN DL EPISODIC VERSUS SEMANTIC MEMORY - A DISTINCTION WHOSE TIME HAS COME AND GONE	17	24
1068	2	45	341 1988 BRAIN AND COGNITION 8 (1): 31-46 WILSON B; BADDELEY A SEMANTIC, EPISODIC, AND AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY IN A POSTMENINGITIC AMNESIC PATIENT	17	25
1069	5	37	511 1989 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (3): 432-442 BROWN AS; MURPHY DR CRYPTOMNESIA - DELINEATING INADVERTENT PLAGIARISM	17	41
1070	3	24	545 1989 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 27 (2): 179-& NEWCOMBE F; YOUNG AW; DEHAAN EHF PROSOPAGNOSIA AND OBJECT AGNOSIA WITHOUT COVERT RECOGNITION	17	46
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1071	1	22	592 1990 ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR 39: 1127-1137 KREBS JR; HEALY SD; SHETTLEWORTH SJ SPATIAL MEMORY OF PARIDAE - COMPARISON OF A STORING AND A NONSTORING SPECIES, THE COAL TIT, PARUS-ATER, AND THE GREAT TIT, P-MAJOR	17	54
1072	5	105	597 1990 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 608: 394-433 DIAMOND A RATE OF MATURATION OF THE HIPPOCAMPUS AND THE DEVELOPMENTAL PROGRESSION OF CHILDRENS PERFORMANCE ON THE DELAYED NONMATCHING TO SAMPLE AND VISUAL PAIRED COMPARISON TASKS	17	51
1073	12	34	648 1990 COGNITIVE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 7 (4): 329-346 MUTTER SA; HOWARD DV; HOWARD JH; WIGGS CL PERFORMANCE ON DIRECT AND INDIRECT TESTS OF MEMORY AFTER MILD CLOSED HEAD-INJURY	17	24
1074	3	30	725 1990 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 28 (10): 1035-1041 GREVE KW; BAUER RM IMPLICIT LEARNING OF NEW FACES IN PROSOPAGNOSIA - AN APPLICATION OF THE MERE-EXPOSURE PARADIGM	17	25
1075	3	18	804 1991 BEHAVIOUR RESEARCH AND THERAPY 29 (5): 451-457 ZEITLIN SB; MCNALLY RJ IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY BIAS FOR THREAT IN POSTTRAUMATIC-STRESS-DISORDER	17	45
1076	14	52	955 1991 PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH-PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG 53 (2): 149-161 CHRISTENSEN H; BIRRELL P EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT MEMORY IN DEMENTIA AND NORMAL AGING	17	25
1077	30	56	1024 1992 BRAIN AND COGNITION 18 (1): 46-59 PALLER KA; MAYES AR; THOMPSON KM; YOUNG AW; ROBERTS J; et al. PRIMING OF FACE MATCHING IN AMNESIA	17	20
1078	17	39	1110 1992 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (1): 25-42 TENPENNY PL; SHOBEN EJ COMPONENT PROCESSES AND THE UTILITY OF THE CONCEPTUALLY-DRIVEN DATA-DRIVEN DISTINCTION	17	21
1079	11	48	1411 1993 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 19 (4): 851-861 METCALFE J; SCHWARTZ BL; JOAQUIM SG THE CUE-FAMILIARITY HEURISTIC IN METACOGNITION	17	63
1080	6	35	1620 1994 CEREBRAL CORTEX 4 (5): 523-531 LUESCHOW A; MILLER EK; DESIMONE R INFERIOR TEMPORAL MECHANISMS FOR INVARIANT OBJECT RECOGNITION	17	55
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1081	18	70	1631 1994 COGNITIVE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 11 (5): 543-578 HANLEY JR; DAVIES ADM; DOWNES JJ; MAYES AR IMPAIRED RECALL OF VERBAL MATERIAL FOLLOWING RUPTURE AND REPAIR OF AN ANTERIOR COMMUNICATING ARTERY ANEURYSM	17	41
1082	32	48	1651 1994 CURRENT OPINION IN NEUROBIOLOGY 4 (2): 189-194 OCHSNER KN; CHIU CYP; SCHACTER DL VARIETIES OF PRIMING	17	17
1083	6	112	1738 1994 JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 14 (5): 2893-2903 LUPIEN S; LECOURS AR; LUSSIER I; SCHWARTZ G; NAIR NPV; et al. BASAL CORTISOL-LEVELS AND COGNITIVE DEFICITS IN HUMAN AGING	17	217
1084	33	61	1753 1994 MEMORY 2 (3): 295-323 SCHACTER DL; CHURCH BA; OSOWIECKI DM AUDITORY PRIMING IN ELDERLY ADULTS - IMPAIRMENT OF VOICE-SPECIFIC IMPLICIT MEMORY	17	17
1085	5	47	1761 1994 MEMORY & COGNITION 22 (6): 657-672 MALJKOVIC V; NAKAYAMA K PRIMING OF POP-OUT .1. ROLE OF FEATURES	17	111
1086	5	69	1910 1995 BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE 109 (5): 819-827 GABRIELI JDE; CARRILLO MC; CERMAK LS; MCGLINCHEYBERROTH R; GLUCK MA; et al. INTACT DELAY-EYEBLINK CLASSICAL-CONDITIONING IN AMNESIA	17	61
1087	7	52	2058 1995 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 21 (6): 1494-1505 TARR MJ; BULTHOFF HH IS HUMAN OBJECT RECOGNITION BETTER DESCRIBED BY GEON STRUCTURAL DESCRIPTIONS OR BY MULTIPLE VIEWS - COMMENT ON BIEDERMAN AND GERHARDSTEIN (1993)	17	124
1088	6	23	2090 1995 JOURNAL OF MEMORY AND LANGUAGE 34 (5): 665-685 SHEFFERT SM; FOWLER CA THE EFFECTS OF VOICE AND VISIBLE SPEAKER CHANGE ON MEMORY FOR SPOKEN WORDS	17	23
1089	16	86	2152 1995 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 33 (7): 867-887 EUSTACHE F; RIOUX P; DESGRANGES B; MARCHAL G; PETITTABOUE MC; et al. HEALTHY AGING, MEMORY SUBSYSTEMS AND REGIONAL CEREBRAL OXYGEN-CONSUMPTION	17	34
1090	12	25	2176 1995 NEUROREPORT 7 (1): 11-16 Swick D; Knight RT Contributions of right inferior temporal-occipital cortex to visual word and non-word priming	17	20
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1091	11	25	2194 1995 PSYCHIATRIC ANNALS 25 (12): 726-730 SCHACTER DL; CURRAN T THE COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE OF FALSE MEMORIES	17	17
1092	10	14	2240 1995 PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 118 (4): 475-479 LEGRAND F; VIDAILHET P; DANION JM; GRANGE D; GIERSCH A; et al. TIME-COURSE OF THE EFFECTS OF DIAZEPAM AND LORAZEPAM ON PERCEPTUAL PRIMING AND EXPLICIT MEMORY	17	33
1093	11	26	2428 1996 CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 5 (1-2): 165-175 Szymanski KF; MacLeod CM Manipulation of attention at study affects an explicit but not an implicit test of memory	17	20
1094	30	59	2646 1996 NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 10 (4): 464-474 Maki PM; Knopman DS Limitations of the distinction between conceptual and perceptual implicit memory: A study of Alzheimer's disease	17	21
1095	2	66	2817 1997 BRAIN 120: 1763-1777 Decety J; Grezes J; Costes N; Perani D; Jeannerod M; et al. Brain activity during observation of actions - Influence of action content and subject's strategy	17	209
1096	24	49	3054 1997 MEMORY & COGNITION 25 (3): 367-374 Seamon JG; GanorStern D; Crowley MJ; Wilson SM; Weber WJ; et al. A mere exposure effect for transformed three-dimensional objects: Effects of reflection, size, or color changes on affect and recognition	17	20
1097	8	77	3190 1997 PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE 27 (4): 951-959 Stein MB; Koverola C; Hanna C; Torchia MG; McClarty B Hippocampal volume in women victimized by childhood sexual abuse	17	173
1098	44	112	3936 1999 COGNITIVE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 16 (3-5): 459-488 Rubin SR; Van Petten C; Glisky EL; Newberg WN Memory conjunction errors in younger and older adults: Event-related potential and neuropsychological data	17	23
1099	23	55	4160 1999 MEMORY 7 (5-6): 661-678 McDermott KB; Ojemann JG; Petersen SE; Ollinger JM; Snyder AZ; et al. Direct comparison of episodic encoding and retrieval of words: An event-related fMRI study	17	31
1100	10	24	4250 1999 NEUROREPORT 10 (5): 1019-1023 James TW; Humphrey GK; Gati JS; Menon RS; Goodale MA Repetition priming and the time course of object recognition: an fMRI study	17	20
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1101	11	37	4325 1999 PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE 10 (2): 111-118 Marsolek CJ Dissociable neural, subsystems underlie abstract and specific object recognition	17	26
1102	21	64	4477 2000 BRAIN 123: 1948-1963 Olichney JM; Van Petten C; Paller KA; Salmon DP; Iragui VJ; et al. Word repetition in amnesia - Electrophysiological measures of impaired and spared memory	17	22
1103	11	19	4537 2000 CURRENT DIRECTIONS IN PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE 9 (4): 123-127 Roediger HL; McDermott KB Tricks of memory	17	24
1104	16	43	4561 2000 HIPPOCAMPUS 10 (3): 329-337 Stark CEL; Squire LR fMRI activity in the medial temporal lobe during recognition memory as a function of study-test interval	17	25
1105	29	44	4618 2000 JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 12: 52-60 Wagner AD; Maril A; Schacter DL Interactions between forms of memory: When priming hinders new episodic learning	17	17
1106	30	50	4627 2000 JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 12 (4): 664-678 Rugg MD; Allan K; Birch CS Electrophysiological evidence for the modulation of retrieval orientation by depth of study processing	17	26
1107	20	48	4669 2000 JOURNAL OF MEMORY AND LANGUAGE 42 (1): 120-146 Seamon JG; Luo CR; Schlegel SE; Greene SE; Goldenberg AB False memory for categorized pictures and words: The category associates procedure for studying memory errors in children and adults	17	19
1108	4	31	4770 2000 NATURE NEUROSCIENCE 3 (10): 1044-1048 Rosenbaum RS; Priselac S; Kohler S; Black SE; Gao FQ; et al. Remote spatial memory in an amnesic person with extensive bilateral hippocampal lesions	17	29
1109	19	66	4818 2000 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 38 (3): 313-324 Graham KS; Simons JS; Pratt KH; Patterson K; Hodges JR Insights from semantic dementia on the relationship between episodic and semantic memory	17	36
1110	17	59	4866 2000 PARAHIPPOCAMPAL REGION 911: 175-191 Suzuki WA; Eichenbaum H The neurophysiology of memory	17	39
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1111	21	99	5027 2001 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 158 (7): 1114-1125 Ragland JD; Gur RC; Raz J; Schroeder L; Kohler CG; et al. Effect of schizophrenia on frontotemporal activity during word encoding and recognition: A PET cerebral blood flow study	17	31
1112	21	70	5115 2001 CEREBRAL CORTEX 11 (10): 966-974 Naccache L; Dehaene S The priming method: Imaging unconscious repetition priming reveals an abstract representation of number in the parietal lobes	17	46
1113	61	96	5249 2001 JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 13 (2): 201-216 Curran T; Schacter DL; Johnson MK; Spinks R Brain potentials reflect behavioral differences in true and false recognition	17	17
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1115	25	39	6800 2003 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 41 (3): 263-270 Henson RNA; Rugg MD Neural response suppression, haemodynamic repetition effects, and behavioural priming	17	15
1116	2	23	12 1979 CORTEX 15 (2): 225-234 CROVITZ HF; HARVEY MT; HORN RW PROBLEMS IN THE ACQUISITION OF IMAGERY MNEMONICS - 3 BRAIN-DAMAGED CASES	16	26
1117	0	0	192 1986 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 8 (2): 130-130 SCHACTER DL; MCLACHLAN DR; MOSCOVITCH M; TULVING E MONITORING OF RECALL PERFORMANCE BY MEMORY-DISORDERED PATIENTS	16	16
1118	4	126	195 1986 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 8 (4): 323-346 BINDER LM PERSISTING SYMPTOMS AFTER MILD HEAD-INJURY - A REVIEW OF THE POSTCONCUSSIVE SYNDROME	16	231
1119	2	33	213 1986 JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 50 (2): 239-245 BASSILI JN; SMITH MC ON THE SPONTANEITY OF TRAIT ATTRIBUTION - CONVERGING EVIDENCE FOR THE ROLE OF COGNITIVE STRATEGY	16	77
1120	10	106	218 1986 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 24 (1): 25-39 MAYES AR LEARNING AND MEMORY DISORDERS AND THEIR ASSESSMENT	16	47
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1121	4	218	349 1988 BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 13 (4): 351-370 MARKOWITSCH HJ DIENCEPHALIC AMNESIA - A REORIENTATION TOWARDS TRACTS	16	64
1122	5	33	481 1989 JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 98 (4): 508-514 SCHACTER DL; KIHLSTROM JF; KIHLSTROM LC; BERREN MB AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY IN A CASE OF MULTIPLE PERSONALITY-DISORDER	16	16
1123	1	59	618 1990 BEHAVIOURAL BRAIN RESEARCH 37 (1): 57-79 SUTHERLAND RJ; MCDONALD RJ HIPPOCAMPUS, AMYGDALA, AND MEMORY DEFICITS IN RATS	16	160
1124	3	26	646 1990 CHILD DEVELOPMENT 61 (6): 1796-1807 PERRIS EE; MYERS NA; CLIFTON RK LONG-TERM-MEMORY FOR A SINGLE INFANCY EXPERIENCE	16	34
1125	2	49	850 1991 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 27 (5): 746-762 HOWE ML MISLEADING CHILDRENS STORY RECALL - FORGETTING AND REMINISCENCE OF THE FACTS	16	74
1126	13	63	1135 1992 JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 12 (10): 3765-3772 MCKEE RD; SQUIRE LR EQUIVALENT FORGETTING RATES IN LONG-TERM-MEMORY FOR DIENCEPHALIC AND MEDIAL TEMPORAL-LOBE AMNESIA	16	33
1127	21	38	1155 1992 MEMORY & COGNITION 20 (6): 671-684 NELSON DL; SCHREIBER TA; HOLLEY PE THE RETRIEVAL OF CONTROLLED AND AUTOMATIC ASPECTS OF MEANING ON DIRECT AND INDIRECT TESTS	16	21
1128	17	35	1185 1992 PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH-PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG 54 (3): 212-224 WIPPICH W IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY WITHOUT AWARENESS	16	18
1129	10	43	1507 1993 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 100 (4): 571-588 FARAH MJ; OREILLY RC; VECERA SP DISSOCIATED OVERT AND COVERT RECOGNITION AS AN EMERGENT PROPERTY OF A LESIONED NEURAL-NETWORK	16	70
1130	17	30	1519 1993 PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 8 (4): 481-489 GIBSON JM; BROOKS JO; FRIEDMAN L; YESAVAGE JA TYPOGRAPHY MANIPULATIONS CAN AFFECT PRIMING OF WORD STEM COMPLETION IN OLDER AND YOUNGER ADULTS	16	16
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
1131	9	25	1646 1994 CORTEX 30 (2): 305-317 VANDERLINDEN M; MEULEMANS T; LORRAIN D ACQUISITION OF NEW CONCEPTS BY 2 AMNESIC PATIENTS	16	16
1132	19	39	1668 1994 EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 6 (2): 131-147 GREGG VH; GARDINER JM RECOGNITION MEMORY AND AWARENESS - A LARGE EFFECT OF STUDY TEST MODALITIES ON KNOW RESPONSES FOLLOWING A HIGHLY PERCEPTUAL ORIENTING TASK	16	32
1133	6	29	1708 1994 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20 (1): 161-168 REINITZ MT; MORRISSEY J; DEMB J ROLE OF ATTENTION IN FACE ENCODING	16	41
1134	7	33	1754 1994 MEMORY 2 (4): 339-352 MCDONOUGH L; MANDLER JM VERY LONG-TERM RECALL IN INFANTS - INFANTILE AMNESIA RECONSIDERED	16	26
1135	3	35	1806 1994 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 91 (18): 8477-8481 PACKARD MG; CAHILL L; MCGAUGH JL AMYGDALA MODULATION OF HIPPOCAMPAL-DEPENDENT AND CAUDATE NUCLEUS-DEPENDENT MEMORY PROCESSES	16	184
1136	7	24	1839 1994 PSYCHONOMIC BULLETIN & REVIEW 1 (4): 505-508 CABEZA R A DISSOCIATION BETWEEN 2 IMPLICIT CONCEPTUAL TESTS SUPPORTS THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN TYPES OF CONCEPTUAL PROCESSING	16	20
1137	4	18	1959 1995 COGNITIVE BRAIN RESEARCH 3 (1): 17-24 Rugg MD; Soardi M; Doyle MC Modulation of event-related potentials by the repetition of drawings of novel objects	16	22
1138	55	93	2059 1995 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 21 (2): 327-346 LIGHT LL; LAVOIE D; KENNISON R REPETITION PRIMING OF NONWORDS IN YOUNG AND OLDER ADULTS	16	20
1139	12	72	2159 1995 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 33 (12): 1647-1670 Greene JDW; Hodges JR; Baddeley AD Autobiographical memory and executive function in early dementia of Alzheimer type	16	95
1140	8	28	2224 1995 PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE 6 (6): 352-358 Strack F; Forster J Reporting recollective experiences: Direct access to memory systems?	16	44
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1141	83	132	2447 1996 DEVELOPMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 12 (2): 127-179 Rybash JM Implicit memory and aging: A cognitive neuropsychological perspective	16	18
1142	18	52	2504 1996 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 62 (2): 151-172 Komatsu S; Naito M; Fuke T Age-related and intelligence-related differences in implicit memory: Effects of generation on a word-fragment completion test	16	21
1143	24	64	2505 1996 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 63 (1): 22-43 Hayes BK; Hennessy R The nature and development of nonverbal implicit memory	16	19
1144	23	116	2510 1996 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 125 (3): 250-260 Klein SB; Loftus J; Kihlstrom JF Self-knowledge of an amnesic patient: Toward a neuropsychology of personality and social psychology	16	32
1145	14	42	2529 1996 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 22 (6): 1323-1335 Hay JF; Jacoby LL Separating habit and recollection: Memory slips, process dissociations, and probability matching	16	43
1146	21	37	2597 1996 MEMORY & COGNITION 24 (4): 441-452 Srinivas K Size and reflection effects in priming: A test of transfer-appropriate processing	16	20
1147	23	46	2647 1996 NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 10 (4): 517-528 Verfaellie M; Gabrieli JDE; Vaidya CJ; Croce P; Reminger SL Implicit memory for pictures in amnesia: Role of etiology and priming task	16	17
1148	28	83	2649 1996 NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 10 (4): 538-548 Knowlton BJ; Squire LR; Paulsen JS; Swerdlow NR; Swenson M; et al. Dissociations within nondeclarative memory in Huntington's disease	16	41
1149	11	52	3367 1998 CEREBRAL CORTEX 8 (1): 1-10 Poldrack RA; Desmond JE; Glover GH; Gabrieli JDE The neural basis of visual skill learning: An fMRI study of mirror reading	16	52
1150	16	30	3603 1998 MEMORY & COGNITION 26 (3): 591-598 Sheffert SM Voice-specificity effects on auditory word priming	16	16
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1151	19	27	3604 1998 MEMORY & COGNITION 26 (4): 617-632 Russo R; Cullis AM; Parkin AJ Consequences of violating the assumption of independence in the process dissociation procedure: A word fragment completion study	16	19
1152	84	142	3701 1998 PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 353 (1377): 1861-1878 Schacter DL; Buckner RL; Koutstaal W Memory, consciousness and neuroimaging	16	16
1153	7	19	3704 1998 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 95 (2): 747-750 Reber PJ; Stark CEL; Squire LR Cortical areas supporting category learning identified using functional MRI	16	45
1154	28	222	3734 1998 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 105 (3): 442-481 Ashby FG; Alfonso-Reese LA; Turken AU; Waldron EM A neuropsychological theory of multiple systems in category learning	16	112
1155	5	56	3874 1999 BRAIN 122: 2159-2170 Gerlach C; Law I; Gade A; Paulson OB Perceptual differentiation and category effects in normal object recognition - A PET study	16	31
1156	33	93	3917 1999 COGNITIVE BRAIN RESEARCH 7 (4): 519-531 Paller KA; Bozic VS; Ranganath C; Grabowecky M; Yamada S Brain waves following remembered faces index conscious recollection	16	22
1157	18	60	3926 1999 COGNITIVE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 16 (3-5): 243-265 Parkin AJ; Ward J; Bindschaedler C; Squires EJ; Powell G False recognition following frontal lobe damage: The role of encoding factors	16	19
1158	29	60	3929 1999 COGNITIVE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 16 (3-5): 317-341 Koutstaal W; Schacter DL; Verfaellie M; Brenner C; Jackson EM Perceptually based false recognition of novel objects in amnesia: Effects of category size and similarity to category prototypes	16	16
1159	33	97	3935 1999 COGNITIVE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 16 (3-5): 437-458 Mather M; Johnson MK; De Leonardis DM Stereotype reliance in source monitoring: Age differences and neuropsychological test correlates	16	34
1160	13	49	4189 1999 NATURE NEUROSCIENCE 2 (7): 677-681 Schnider A; Ptak R Spontaneous confabulators fail to suppress currently irrelevant memory traces	16	33
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1161	28	53	4520 2000 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 40 (3): 227-259 Buchner A; Wippich W On the reliability of implicit and explicit memory measures	16	31
1162	6	55	4628 2000 JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 12 (5): 729-738 Phelps EA; O'Connor KJ; Cunningham WA; Funayama ES; Gatenby JC; et al. Performance on indirect measures of race evaluation predicts amygdala activation	16	80
1163	28	51	5321 2001 JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 21 (17): 6846-6852 Thiel CM; Henson RNA; Morris JS; Friston KJ; Dolan RJ Pharmacological modulation of behavioral and neuronal correlates of repetition priming	16	31
1164	16	34	5363 2001 MEMORY & COGNITION 29 (3): 424-432 Thapar A; McDermot KB False recall and false recognition induced by presentation of associated words: Effects of retention interval and level of processing	16	19
1165	6	28	5403 2001 NEUROIMAGE 13 (1): 210-217 Ollinger JM; Shulman GL; Corbetta M Separating processes within a trial in event-related functional MRI - I. The method	16	38
1166	38	104	5429 2001 NEUROIMAGE 14 (2): 439-453 Burgess N; Maguire EA; Spiers HJ; O'Keefe J A temporoparietal and prefrontal network for retrieving the spatial context of lifelike events	16	54
1167	38	74	5537 2001 PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B- BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 356 (1413): 1505-1515 Tulving E Episodic memory and common sense: how far apart?	16	27
1168	20	48	6042 2002 NATURE NEUROSCIENCE 5 (11): 1236-1241 Yonelinas AP; Kroll NEA; Quamme JR; Lazzara MM; Sauve MJ; et al. Effects of extensive temporal lobe damage or mild hypoxia on recollection and familiarity	16	33
1169	2	175	221 1986 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 93 (3): 322-359 WYER RS; SRULL TK HUMAN COGNITION IN ITS SOCIAL-CONTEXT	15	277
1170	2	20	403 1988 NEUROLOGY 38 (6): 900-903 GROBER E; BUSCHKE H; CRYSTAL H; BANG S; DRESNER R SCREENING FOR DEMENTIA BY MEMORY TESTING	15	120
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1171	1	69	473 1989 EXPERIMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH 74 (1): 24-40 DIAMOND A; GOLDMANRAKIC PS COMPARISON OF HUMAN INFANTS AND RHESUS-MONKEYS ON PIAGET ABBAR TASK - EVIDENCE FOR DEPENDENCE ON DORSOLATERAL PREFRONTAL CORTEX	15	175
1172	11	83	601 1990 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 608: 517-542 ROVEECOLLIER C THE MEMORY SYSTEM OF PRELINGUISTIC INFANTS	15	35
1173	2	87	668 1990 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY 10 (2): 125-142 SABOURIN ME; CUTCOMB SD; CRAWFORD HJ; PRIBRAM K EEG CORRELATES OF HYPNOTIC-SUSCEPTIBILITY AND HYPNOTIC TRANCE - SPECTRAL-ANALYSIS AND COHERENCE	15	39
1174	2	43	810 1991 BIOLOGICAL PSYCHIATRY 29 (4): 329-339 SCHWARTZ BL; DEUTSCH LH; COHEN C; WARDEN D; DEUTSCH SI MEMORY FOR TEMPORAL-ORDER IN SCHIZOPHRENIA	15	48
1175	11	70	818 1991 BRAIN AND COGNITION 15 (2): 223-235 BRUYER R COVERT FACE RECOGNITION IN PROSOPAGNOSIA - A REVIEW	15	44
1176	31	84	829 1991 BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 82: 359-373 BERRY DC; DIENES Z THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN IMPLICIT MEMORY AND IMPLICIT LEARNING	15	24
1177	8	95	917 1991 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION 39: 349-382 CLYMAN RB THE PROCEDURAL ORGANIZATION OF EMOTIONS - A CONTRIBUTION FROM COGNITIVE SCIENCE TO THE PSYCHOANALYTIC-THEORY OF THERAPEUTIC ACTION	15	53
1178	6	81	951 1991 PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 109 (2): 242-251 SCHAB FR ODOR MEMORY - TAKING STOCK	15	64
1179	11	47	1022 1992 BRAIN 115: 1681-1699 CHRISTENSEN H; MALTBY N; JORM AF; CREASEY H; BROE GA CHOLINERGIC BLOCKADE AS A MODEL OF THE COGNITIVE DEFICITS IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	15	47
1180	9	21	1076 1992 JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 101 (3): 572-574 ELLIOTT CL; GREENE RL CLINICAL DEPRESSION AND IMPLICIT MEMORY	15	30
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1181	21	66	1082 1992 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 14 (2): 298-316 GROBER E; GITLIN HL; BANG S; BUSCHKE H IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY IN YOUNG, OLD, AND DEMENTED ADULTS	15	18
1182	5	71	1099 1992 JOURNAL OF CONSULTING AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 60 (3): 360-368 PRIGATANO GP PERSONALITY DISTURBANCES ASSOCIATED WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY	15	59
1183	10	59	1112 1992 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (1): 89-105 BESSON M; BOAZ T; FISCHLER I; RANEY G EFFECTS OF AUTOMATIC ASSOCIATIVE ACTIVATION ON EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT MEMORY TESTS	15	35
1184	12	36	1130 1992 JOURNAL OF MEMORY AND LANGUAGE 31 (2): 152-182 RAJARAM S; NEELY JH DISSOCIATIVE MASKED REPETITION PRIMING AND WORD-FREQUENCY EFFECTS IN LEXICAL DECISION AND EPISODIC RECOGNITION TASKS	15	36
1185	18	32	1164 1992 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 30 (10): 899-910 GLISKY EL ACQUISITION AND TRANSFER OF DECLARATIVE AND PROCEDURAL KNOWLEDGE BY MEMORY-IMPAIRED PATIENTS - A COMPUTER DATA-ENTRY TASK	15	17
1186	29	194	1166 1992 NEUROPSYCHOLOGY REVIEW 3 (2): 119-169 CARLESIMO GA; OSCARBERMAN M MEMORY DEFICITS IN ALZHEIMERS PATIENTS - A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW	15	38
1187	6	20	1229 1993 ANAESTHESIA 48 (8): 657-660 BONEBAKKER AE; BONKE B; KLEIN J; WOLTERS G; HOP WCJ IMPLICIT MEMORY DURING BALANCED ANESTHESIA - LACK OF EVIDENCE	15	18
1188	9	24	1231 1993 ANESTHESIOLOGY 78 (2): 237-241 WESTMORELAND CL; SEBEL PS; WINOGRAD E; GOLDMAN WP INDIRECT MEMORY DURING ANESTHESIA - THE EFFECT OF MIDAZOLAM	15	17
1189	6	66	1264 1993 BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE 107 (6): 911-925 WOODRUFFPAK DS EYEBLINK CLASSICAL-CONDITIONING IN H M - DELAY AND TRACE PARADIGMS	15	68
1190	16	25	1418 1993 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 19 (6): 1431-1437 COHEN A; CURRAN T ON TASKS, KNOWLEDGE, CORRELATIONS, AND DISSOCIATIONS - COMMENT	15	23
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1191	14	21	1419 1993 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 19 (6): 1438-1444 PERRUCHET P; GALLEGO J ASSOCIATION BETWEEN CONSCIOUS KNOWLEDGE AND PERFORMANCE IN NORMAL SUBJECTS - REPLY	15	20
1192	18	53	1769 1994 NEUROPSYCHIATRY NEUROPSYCHOLOGY AND BEHAVIORAL NEUROLOGY 7 (3): 185-193 HUBERMAN M; MOSCOVITCH M; FREEDMAN M COMPARISON OF PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMERS AND PARKINSONS-DISEASE ON DIFFERENT EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT TESTS OF MEMORY	15	22
1193	5	25	1822 1994 PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE 5 (3): 164-169 KOLODNY JA MEMORY PROCESSES IN CLASSIFICATION LEARNING - AN INVESTIGATION OF AMNESIC PERFORMANCE IN CATEGORIZATION OF DOT PATTERNS AND ARTISTIC STYLES	15	25
1194	15	36	1992 1995 EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 7 (1): 19-40 KOMATSU S; GRAF P; UTTL B PROCESS DISSOCIATION PROCEDURE - CORE ASSUMPTIONS FAIL, SOMETIMES	15	27
1195	9	40	2067 1995 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 21 (4): 899-912 ALTMANN GTM; DIENES Z; GOODE A MODALITY INDEPENDENCE OF IMPLICITLY LEARNED GRAMMATICAL KNOWLEDGE	15	50
1196	2	31	2095 1995 JOURNAL OF NEUROPSYCHIATRY AND CLINICAL NEUROSCIENCES 7 (3): 338-344 MIGLIORELLI R; TESON A; SABE L; PETRACCA G; PETRACCHI M; et al. ANOSOGNOSIA IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE - A STUDY OF ASSOCIATED FACTORS	15	40
1197	7	64	2150 1995 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 33 (2): 247-259 DALLABARBA G; PARLATO V; IAVARONE A; BOLLER F ANOSOGNOSIA, INTRUSIONS AND FRONTAL FUNCTIONS IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE AND DEPRESSION	15	28
1198	13	33	2226 1995 PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 10 (1): 111-122 BROWN AS; JONES EM; DAVIS TL AGE-DIFFERENCES IN CONVERSATIONAL SOURCE MONITORING	15	23
1199	17	37	2236 1995 PSYCHONOMIC BULLETIN & REVIEW 2 (2): 244-248 DORFMAN J; KIHLSTROM JF; CORK RC; MISIASZEK J PRIMING AND RECOGNITION IN ECT-INDUCED AMNESIA	15	17
1200	17	65	2512 1996 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 22 (1): 27-47 DeSchepper B; Treisman A Visual memory for novel shapes: Implicit coding without attention	15	79

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