Nodes: 7733, Authors: 11743, Journals: 1016, Outer References: 177526, Words: 7526
Collection span: 1976 - 2005
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#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
1	40	192	277 1987 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 13 (3): 501-518 SCHACTER DL IMPLICIT MEMORY - HISTORY AND CURRENT STATUS	1228	1227
2	46	117	771 1990 SCIENCE 247 (4940): 301-306 TULVING E; SCHACTER DL PRIMING AND HUMAN-MEMORY SYSTEMS	913	909
3	12	64	166 1985 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 11 (3): 501-518 GRAF P; SCHACTER DL IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY FOR NEW ASSOCIATIONS IN NORMAL AND AMNESIC SUBJECTS	792	791
4	73	291	1187 1992 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 99 (2): 195-231 SQUIRE LR MEMORY AND THE HIPPOCAMPUS - A SYNTHESIS FROM FINDINGS WITH RATS, MONKEYS, AND HUMANS	566	1627
5	67	305	320 1988 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY 39: 475-543 RICHARDSONKLAVEHN A; BJORK RA MEASURES OF MEMORY	532	626
6	0	23	39 1982 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 8 (4): 336-342 TULVING E; SCHACTER DL; STARK HA PRIMING EFFECTS IN WORD-FRAGMENT COMPLETION ARE INDEPENDENT OF RECOGNITION MEMORY	518	518
7	20	86	908 1991 JOURNAL OF MEMORY AND LANGUAGE 30 (5): 513-541 JACOBY LL A PROCESS DISSOCIATION FRAMEWORK - SEPARATING AUTOMATIC FROM INTENTIONAL USES OF MEMORY	516	949
8	1	49	105 1984 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 10 (1): 164-178 GRAF P; SQUIRE LR; MANDLER G THE INFORMATION THAT AMNESIC PATIENTS DO NOT FORGET	491	581
9	0	1	1763 1994 Memory systems 1994 Schacter DL; Tulving E Memory systems 1994	462	462
10	2	31	111 1984 JOURNAL OF VERBAL LEARNING AND VERBAL BEHAVIOR 23 (5): 553-568 GRAF P; MANDLER G ACTIVATION MAKES WORDS MORE ACCESSIBLE, BUT NOT NECESSARILY MORE RETRIEVABLE	441	519
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
11	40	107	587 1990 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 45 (9): 1043-1056 ROEDIGER HL IMPLICIT MEMORY - RETENTION WITHOUT REMEMBERING	432	529
12	64	273	1502 1993 PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 114 (1): 3-28 JOHNSON MK; HASHTROUDI S; LINDSAY DS SOURCE MONITORING	373	786
13	18	32	3784 1998 SCIENCE 281 (5380): 1188-1191 Wagner AD; Schacter DL; Rotte M; Koutstaal W; Maril A; et al. Building memories: Remembering and forgetting of verbal experiences as predicted by brain activity	360	359
14	8	36	1176 1992 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 89 (5): 1837-1841 SQUIRE LR; OJEMANN JG; MIEZIN FM; PETERSEN SE; VIDEEN TO; et al. ACTIVATION OF THE HIPPOCAMPUS IN NORMAL HUMANS - A FUNCTIONAL ANATOMICAL STUDY OF MEMORY	359	518
15	13	34	2672 1996 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 93 (1): 321-325 Schacter DL; Alpert NM; Savage CR; Rauch SL; Albert MS Conscious recollection and the human hippocampal formation: Evidence from positron emission tomography	359	357
16	18	45	512 1989 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (4): 657-668 BLAXTON TA INVESTIGATING DISSOCIATIONS AMONG MEMORY MEASURES - SUPPORT FOR A TRANSFER-APPROPRIATE PROCESSING FRAMEWORK	346	420
17	10	44	1803 1994 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 91 (6): 2016-2020 TULVING E; KAPUR S; CRAIK FIM; MOSCOVITCH M; HOULE S HEMISPHERIC ENCODING/RETRIEVAL ASYMMETRY IN EPISODIC MEMORY - POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY FINDINGS	342	607
18	3	71	147 1985 CANADIAN PSYCHOLOGY-PSYCHOLOGIE CANADIENNE 26 (1): 1-12 TULVING E MEMORY AND CONSCIOUSNESS	322	578
19	2	54	64 1983 JOURNAL OF VERBAL LEARNING AND VERBAL BEHAVIOR 22 (5): 485-508 JACOBY LL REMEMBERING THE DATA - ANALYZING INTERACTIVE PROCESSES IN READING	317	461
20	8	57	2066 1995 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 21 (4): 803-814 ROEDIGER HL; MCDERMOTT KB CREATING FALSE MEMORIES - REMEMBERING WORDS NOT PRESENTED IN LISTS	312	477
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
21	16	88	224 1986 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY SECTION A-HUMAN EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 38 (4): 619-644 SHIMAMURA AP PRIMING EFFECTS IN AMNESIA - EVIDENCE FOR A DISSOCIABLE MEMORY FUNCTION	305	321
22	16	100	130 1985 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 40 (4): 385-398 TULVING E HOW MANY MEMORY-SYSTEMS ARE THERE	281	487
23	16	66	2096 1995 JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 15 (1): 12-29 BUCKNER RL; PETERSEN SE; OJEMANN JG; MIEZIN FM; SQUIRE LR; et al. FUNCTIONAL ANATOMICAL STUDIES OF EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT MEMORY RETRIEVAL TASKS	278	373
24	12	41	290 1987 MEMORY & COGNITION 15 (5): 379-388 ROEDIGER HL; BLAXTON TA EFFECTS OF VARYING MODALITY, SURFACE-FEATURES, AND RETENTION INTERVAL ON PRIMING IN WORD-FRAGMENT COMPLETION	275	307
25	1	33	59 1983 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 9 (1): 21-38 JACOBY LL PERCEPTUAL ENHANCEMENT - PERSISTENT EFFECTS OF AN EXPERIENCE	273	438
26	12	226	483 1989 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 11 (2): 143-205 MCGLYNN SM; SCHACTER DL UNAWARENESS OF DEFICITS IN NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL SYNDROMES	269	267
27	102	187	1237 1993 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NEUROSCIENCE 16: 159-182 SCHACTER DL; CHIU CYP; OCHSNER KN IMPLICIT MEMORY - A SELECTIVE REVIEW	268	268
28	3	45	113 1984 JOURNAL OF VERBAL LEARNING AND VERBAL BEHAVIOR 23 (5): 593-611 SCHACTER DL; HARBLUK JL; MCLACHLAN DR RETRIEVAL WITHOUT RECOLLECTION - AN EXPERIMENTAL-ANALYSIS OF SOURCE AMNESIA	264	264
29	11	134	971 1991 SCIENCE 253 (5026): 1380-1386 SQUIRE LR; ZOLAMORGAN S THE MEDIAL TEMPORAL-LOBE MEMORY SYSTEM	252	974
30	6	44	253 1987 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 19 (1): 1-32 NISSEN MJ; BULLEMER P ATTENTIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF LEARNING - EVIDENCE FROM PERFORMANCE-MEASURES	249	553
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
31	24	192	307 1987 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 94 (4): 439-454 SHERRY DF; SCHACTER DL THE EVOLUTION OF MULTIPLE MEMORY-SYSTEMS	245	245
32	12	34	3783 1998 SCIENCE 281 (5380): 1185-1187 Brewer JB; Zhao Z; Desmond JE; Glover GH; Gabrieli JDE Making memories: Brain activity that predicts how well visual experience will be remembered	245	286
33	0	1	2739 1996 SEARCHING MEMORY Schacter DL Searching for memory: the brain, the mind, and the past	220	220
34	8	157	303 1987 PSYCHOBIOLOGY 15 (1): 21-36 SCHACTER DL MEMORY, AMNESIA, AND FRONTAL-LOBE DYSFUNCTION	211	211
35	9	38	2097 1995 JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 15 (9): 5870-5878 DEMB JB; DESMOND JE; WAGNER AD; VAIDYA CJ; GLOVER GH; et al. SEMANTIC ENCODING AND RETRIEVAL IN THE LEFT INFERIOR PREFRONTAL CORTEX - A FUNCTIONAL MRI STUDY OF TASK-DIFFICULTY AND PROCESS SPECIFICITY	208	355
36	7	45	164 1985 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 11 (2): 386-396 GRAF P; SHIMAMURA AP; SQUIRE LR PRIMING ACROSS MODALITIES AND PRIMING ACROSS CATEGORY LEVELS - EXTENDING THE DOMAIN OF PRESERVED FUNCTION IN AMNESIA	207	237
37	18	67	3642 1998 NEURON 20 (2): 285-296 Buckner RL; Goodman J; Burock M; Rotte M; Koutstaal W; et al. Functional-anatomic correlates of object priming in humans revealed by rapid presentation event-related fMRI	207	207
38	27	59	1386 1993 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 122 (2): 139-154 JACOBY LL; TOTH JP; YONELINAS AP SEPARATING CONSCIOUS AND UNCONSCIOUS INFLUENCES OF MEMORY - MEASURING RECOLLECTION	206	355
39	34	52	697 1990 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 16 (3): 404-416 BOWERS JS; SCHACTER DL IMPLICIT MEMORY AND TEST AWARENESS	204	204
40	32	77	991 1992 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 47 (4): 559-569 SCHACTER DL UNDERSTANDING IMPLICIT MEMORY - A COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE APPROACH	202	202
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
41	109	301	1240 1993 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY 44: 453-495 SQUIRE LR; KNOWLTON B; MUSEN G THE STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZATION OF MEMORY	202	394
42	36	111	683 1990 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 119 (1): 5-24 SCHACTER DL; COOPER LA; DELANEY SM IMPLICIT MEMORY FOR UNFAMILIAR OBJECTS DEPENDS ON ACCESS TO STRUCTURAL DESCRIPTIONS	201	201
43	0	1	477 1989 Implicit memory: theoretical issues : 47-65 Schacter DL; Bowers J; Booker J Intention, awareness, and implicit memory: The retrieval-intentionality criterion	198	198
44	44	86	3990 1999 HIPPOCAMPUS 9 (1): 7-24 Schacter DL; Wagner AD Medial temporal lobe activations in fMRI and PET studies of episodic encoding and retrieval	194	193
45	13	144	229 1986 SCIENCE 232 (4758): 1612-1619 SQUIRE LR MECHANISMS OF MEMORY	193	602
46	16	70	199 1986 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 115 (4): 331-347 MOSCOVITCH M; WINOCUR G; MCLACHLAN D MEMORY AS ASSESSED BY RECOGNITION AND READING TIME IN NORMAL AND MEMORY-IMPAIRED PEOPLE WITH ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE AND OTHER NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS	189	225
47	7	16	397 1988 MEMORY & COGNITION 16 (4): 309-313 GARDINER JM FUNCTIONAL-ASPECTS OF RECOLLECTIVE EXPERIENCE	187	319
48	6	68	103 1984 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 113 (4): 556-570 SHIMAMURA AP; SQUIRE LR PAIRED-ASSOCIATE LEARNING AND PRIMING EFFECTS IN AMNESIA - A NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY	186	208
49	2	16	170 1985 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 23 (5): 615-622 CERMAK LS; TALBOT N; CHANDLER K; WOLBARST LR THE PERCEPTUAL PRIMING PHENOMENON IN AMNESIA	184	193
50	8	35	549 1989 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 27 (8): 1043-1056 JANOWSKY JS; SHIMAMURA AP; SQUIRE LR SOURCE MEMORY IMPAIRMENT IN PATIENTS WITH FRONTAL-LOBE LESIONS	179	246
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
51	21	176	2219 1995 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 102 (3): 419-457 MCCLELLAND JL; MCNAUGHTON BL; OREILLY RC WHY THERE ARE COMPLEMENTARY LEARNING-SYSTEMS IN THE HIPPOCAMPUS AND NEOCORTEX - INSIGHTS FROM THE SUCCESSES AND FAILURES OF CONNECTIONIST MODELS OF LEARNING AND MEMORY	177	570
52	0	1	796 1991 AWARENESS DEFICIT BR Prigatano GP; Schacter DL Awareness of deficit after brain injury: Theoretical and clinical aspects	175	175
53	8	35	1802 1994 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 91 (6): 2012-2015 TULVING E; KAPUR S; MARKOWITSCH HJ; CRAIK FIM; HABIB R; et al. NEUROANATOMICAL CORRELATES OF RETRIEVAL IN EPISODIC MEMORY - AUDITORY SENTENCE RECOGNITION	175	288
54	84	125	3641 1998 NEURON 20 (2): 185-195 Schacter DL; Buckner RL Priming and the brain	175	171
55	18	39	3644 1998 NEURON 20 (5): 927-936 Kelley WM; Miezin FM; McDermott KB; Buckner RL; Raichle ME; et al. Hemispheric specialization in human dorsal frontal cortex and medial temporal lobe for verbal and nonverbal memory encoding	175	260
56	20	50	711 1990 JOURNAL OF MEMORY AND LANGUAGE 29 (4): 389-412 SRINIVAS K; ROEDIGER HL CLASSIFYING IMPLICIT MEMORY TESTS - CATEGORY ASSOCIATION AND ANAGRAM SOLUTION	174	200
57	38	99	602 1990 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 608: 543-571 SCHACTER DL PERCEPTUAL REPRESENTATION SYSTEMS AND IMPLICIT MEMORY - TOWARD A RESOLUTION OF THE MULTIPLE MEMORY-SYSTEMS DEBATE	173	173
58	15	107	2717 1996 PSYCHONOMIC BULLETIN & REVIEW 3 (2): 135-148 Nyberg L; Cabeza R; Tulving E PET studies of encoding and retrieval: The HERA model	169	237
59	4	40	530 1989 JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 9 (2): 582-587 HEINDEL WC; SALMON DP; SHULTS CW; WALICKE PA; BUTTERS N NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR MULTIPLE IMPLICIT MEMORY-SYSTEMS - A COMPARISON OF ALZHEIMERS, HUNTINGTONS, AND PARKINSONS-DISEASE PATIENTS	168	347
60	7	29	2136 1995 NATURE 376 (6541): 587-590 SCHACTER DL; REIMAN E; UECKER A; POLSTER MR; YUN LS; et al. BRAIN-REGIONS ASSOCIATED WITH RETRIEVAL OF STRUCTURALLY COHERENT VISUAL INFORMATION	166	166
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
61	14	49	206 1986 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 12 (3): 432-444 SCHACTER DL; GRAF P EFFECTS OF ELABORATIVE PROCESSING ON IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY FOR NEW ASSOCIATIONS	164	164
62	12	55	278 1987 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 13 (4): 531-541 LIGHT LL; SINGH A IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY IN YOUNG AND OLDER ADULTS	163	203
63	91	386	4619 2000 JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 12 (1): 1-47 Cabeza R; Nyberg L Imaging cognition II: An empirical review of 275 PET and fMRI studies	162	539
64	8	33	294 1987 NEUROLOGY 37 (5): 789-794 NISSEN MJ; KNOPMAN DS; SCHACTER DL NEUROCHEMICAL DISSOCIATION OF MEMORY-SYSTEMS	159	159
65	9	34	3249 1997 SCIENCE 276 (5310): 264-266 Gabrieli JDE; Brewer JB; Desmond JE; Glover GH Separate neural bases of two fundamental memory processes in the human medial temporal lobe	159	242
66	26	82	1092 1992 JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 4 (3): 257-267 MOSCOVITCH M MEMORY AND WORKING-WITH-MEMORY - A COMPONENT PROCESS MODEL BASED ON MODULES AND CENTRAL SYSTEMS	158	233
67	6	68	1929 1995 BRAIN 118: 401-416 FLETCHER PC; FRITH CD; GRASBY PM; SHALLICE T; FRACKOWIAK RSJ; et al. BRAIN SYSTEMS FOR ENCODING AND RETRIEVAL OF AUDITORY-VERBAL MEMORY - AN IN-VIVO STUDY IN HUMANS	157	309
68	7	24	2177 1995 NEUROREPORT 7 (1): 249-252 Nyberg L; Tulving E; Habib R; Nilsson LG; Kapur S; et al. Functional brain maps of retrieval mode and recovery of episodic information	157	189
69	23	53	2353 1996 BRAIN 119: 2073-2083 Rugg MD; Fletcher PC; Frith CD; Frackowiak RSJ; Dolan RJ Differential activation of the prefrontal cortex in successful and unsuccessful memory retrieval	157	192
70	8	47	289 1987 MEMORY & COGNITION 15 (4): 269-280 WELDON MS; ROEDIGER HL ALTERING RETRIEVAL DEMANDS REVERSES THE PICTURE SUPERIORITY EFFECT	156	177
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71	11	36	2673 1996 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 93 (2): 922-927 Haxby JV; Ungerleider LG; Horwitz B; Maisog JM; Rapoport SI; et al. Face encoding and recognition in the human brain	156	250
72	21	77	802 1991 BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE 105 (2): 326-342 KEANE MM; GABRIELI JDE; FENNEMA AC; GROWDON JH; CORKIN S EVIDENCE FOR A DISSOCIATION BETWEEN PERCEPTUAL AND CONCEPTUAL PRIMING IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	155	186
73	2	50	58 1983 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 112 (3): 309-346 FEUSTEL TC; SHIFFRIN RM; SALASOO A EPISODIC AND LEXICAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE REPETITION EFFECT IN WORD IDENTIFICATION	154	263
74	8	60	2675 1996 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 93 (16): 8660-8665 Stern CE; Corkin S; Gonzalez RG; Guimaraes AR; Baker JR; et al. The hippocampal formation participates in novel picture encoding: Evidence from functional magnetic resonance imaging	154	240
75	4	106	494 1989 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 118 (3): 219-235 REBER AS IMPLICIT LEARNING AND TACIT KNOWLEDGE	152	430
76	15	36	3080 1997 NEUROIMAGE 6 (4): 259-269 Schacter DL; Buckner RL; Koutstaal W; Dale AM; Rosen BR Late onset of anterior prefrontal activity during true and false recognition: An event-related fMRI study	152	152
77	38	65	1126 1992 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (6): 1251-1269 ROEDIGER HL; STADLER ML; WELDON MS; RIEGLER GL DIRECT COMPARISON OF 2 IMPLICIT MEMORY TESTS - WORD FRAGMENT AND WORD STEM COMPLETION	151	171
78	18	51	198 1986 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 8 (6): 727-743 SCHACTER DL; GRAF P PRESERVED LEARNING IN AMNESIC PATIENTS - PERSPECTIVES FROM RESEARCH ON DIRECT PRIMING	150	150
79	1	36	115 1984 MEMORY & COGNITION 12 (2): 105-111 EICH E MEMORY FOR UNATTENDED EVENTS - REMEMBERING WITH AND WITHOUT AWARENESS	149	197
80	10	46	2548 1996 JOURNAL OF MEMORY AND LANGUAGE 35 (2): 261-285 Payne DG; Elie CJ; Blackwell JM; Neuschatz JS Memory illusions: Recalling, recognizing, and recollecting events that never occurred	148	171
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81	52	137	3306 1998 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY 49: 289-318 Schacter DL; Norman KA; Koutstaal W The cognitive neuroscience of constructive memory	147	147
82	3	30	2919 1997 HUMAN BRAIN MAPPING 5 (5): 329-340 Dale AM; Buckner RL Selective averaging of rapidly presented individual trials using fMRI	146	277
83	22	64	1447 1993 MEMORY & COGNITION 21 (1): 89-102 RAJARAM S REMEMBERING AND KNOWING - 2 MEANS OF ACCESS TO THE PERSONAL PAST	142	241
84	24	41	1120 1992 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (3): 595-607 CHALLIS BH; BRODBECK DR LEVEL OF PROCESSING AFFECTS PRIMING IN WORD FRAGMENT COMPLETION	141	169
85	24	95	2399 1996 CEREBRAL CORTEX 6 (1): 71-79 Tulving E; Markowitsch HJ; Craik FIM; Habib R; Houle S Novelty and familiarity activations in PET studies of memory encoding and retrieval	141	211
86	14	31	3630 1998 NEUROIMAGE 7 (3): 163-175 Buckner RL; Koutstaal W; Schacter DL; Dale AM; Rotte M; et al. Functional-anatomic study of episodic retrieval II. Selective averaging of event-related fMRI trials to test the retrieval success hypothesis	138	138
87	13	51	276 1987 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 13 (3): 464-473 SHIMAMURA AP; SQUIRE LR A NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY OF FACT MEMORY AND SOURCE AMNESIA	137	152
88	26	91	1111 1992 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (1): 43-57 COOPER LA; BALLESTEROS S; SCHACTER DL; MOORE C PRIMING AND RECOGNITION OF TRANSFORMED 3-DIMENSIONAL OBJECTS - EFFECTS OF SIZE AND REFLECTION	137	136
89	8	34	520 1989 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (6): 1047-1060 WILLINGHAM DB; NISSEN MJ; BULLEMER P ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROCEDURAL KNOWLEDGE	136	258
90	25	63	893 1991 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 17 (3): 526-541 WELDON MS MECHANISMS UNDERLYING PRIMING ON PERCEPTUAL TESTS	135	159
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91	24	64	2551 1996 JOURNAL OF MEMORY AND LANGUAGE 35 (2): 319-334 Schacter DL; Verfaellie M; Pradere D Neuropsychology of memory illusions: False recall and recognition in amnesic patients	132	132
92	24	51	3064 1997 MEMORY & COGNITION 25 (6): 838-848 Norman KA; Schacter DL False recognition in younger and older adults: Exploring the characteristics of illusory memories	132	132
93	11	44	273 1987 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 13 (1): 45-53 GRAF P; SCHACTER DL SELECTIVE EFFECTS OF INTERFERENCE ON IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY FOR NEW ASSOCIATIONS	131	131
94	12	44	3618 1998 NATURE NEUROSCIENCE 1 (4): 318-323 Heckers S; Rauch SL; Goff D; Savage CR; Schacter DL; et al. Impaired recruitment of the hippocampus during conscious recollection in schizophrenia	131	130
95	19	36	2222 1995 PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE 6 (2): 76-82 GABRIELI JDE; FLEISCHMAN DA; KEANE MM; REMINGER SL; MORRELL F DOUBLE DISSOCIATION BETWEEN MEMORY-SYSTEMS UNDERLYING EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT MEMORY IN THE HUMAN BRAIN	129	143
96	11	25	2604 1996 NATURE 380 (6576): 715-717 Nyberg L; McIntosh AR; Houle S; Nilsson LG; Tulving E Activation of medial temporal structures during episodic memory retrieval	129	186
97	3	142	110 1984 JOURNAL OF VERBAL LEARNING AND VERBAL BEHAVIOR 23 (4): 425-449 KOLERS PA; ROEDIGER HL PROCEDURES OF MIND	128	265
98	42	72	4106 1999 JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 19 (10): 3962-3972 Henson RNA; Rugg MD; Shallice T; Josephs O; Dolan RJ Recollection and familiarity in recognition memory: An event-related functional magnetic resonance imaging study	127	172
99	9	40	219 1986 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 24 (3): 313-328 GLISKY EL; SCHACTER DL; TULVING E COMPUTER LEARNING BY MEMORY-IMPAIRED PATIENTS - ACQUISITION AND RETENTION OF COMPLEX KNOWLEDGE	126	126
100	6	39	371 1988 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 10 (4): 477-494 SALMON DP; SHIMAMURA AP; BUTTERS N; SMITH S LEXICAL AND SEMANTIC PRIMING DEFICITS IN PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	125	175
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101	30	339	792 1991 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY 42: 333-376 LIGHT LL MEMORY AND AGING - 4 HYPOTHESES IN SEARCH OF DATA	125	324
102	1	24	772 1990 SCIENCE 249 (4972): 1041-1044 PETERSEN SE; FOX PT; SNYDER AZ; RAICHLE ME ACTIVATION OF EXTRASTRIATE AND FRONTAL CORTICAL AREAS BY VISUAL WORDS AND WORD-LIKE STIMULI	124	489
103	22	49	2349 1996 BRAIN 119: 889-905 Wilding EL; Rugg MD An event-related potential study of recognition memory with and without retrieval of source	123	179
104	7	66	436 1989 BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE 103 (3): 548-560 JANOWSKY JS; SHIMAMURA AP; KRITCHEVSKY M; SQUIRE LR COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT FOLLOWING FRONTAL-LOBE DAMAGE AND ITS RELEVANCE TO HUMAN AMNESIA	122	242
105	38	64	1408 1993 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 19 (4): 765-776 RAJARAM S; ROEDIGER HL DIRECT COMPARISON OF 4 IMPLICIT MEMORY TESTS	122	135
106	23	45	3629 1998 NEUROIMAGE 7 (3): 151-162 Buckner RL; Koutstaal W; Schacter DL; Wagner AD; Rosen BR Functional-anatomic study of episodic retrieval using fMRI I. Retrieval effort versus retrieval success	122	122
107	44	97	3478 1998 HIPPOCAMPUS 8 (4): 313-322 Lepage M; Habib R; Tulving E Hippocampal PET activations of memory encoding and retrieval: The HIPER model	120	145
108	2	28	248 1987 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE PSYCHOLOGIE 41 (2): 175-192 MCINTYRE JS AGE-DIFFERENCES IN MEMORY FOR ITEM AND SOURCE INFORMATION	119	152
109	12	48	724 1990 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 28 (8): 803-813 SHIMAMURA AP; JANOWSKY JS; SQUIRE LR MEMORY FOR THE TEMPORAL-ORDER OF EVENTS IN PATIENTS WITH FRONTAL-LOBE LESIONS AND AMNESIC PATIENTS	119	227
110	42	163	3188 1997 PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 121 (3): 331-354 Wheeler MA; Stuss DT; Tulving E Toward a theory of episodic memory: The frontal lobes and autonoetic consciousness	119	255
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111	18	60	379 1988 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 14 (2): 223-239 SLOMAN SA; HAYMAN CAG; OHTA N; LAW J; TULVING E FORGETTING IN PRIMED FRAGMENT COMPLETION	118	125
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114	21	52	703 1990 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 16 (6): 978-992 GRAF P; RYAN L TRANSFER-APPROPRIATE PROCESSING FOR IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY	116	134
115	8	104	312 1987 SCIENCE 237 (4821): 1445-1452 KIHLSTROM JF THE COGNITIVE UNCONSCIOUS	115	379
116	21	37	718 1990 MEMORY & COGNITION 18 (1): 23-30 GARDINER JM; JAVA RI RECOLLECTIVE EXPERIENCE IN WORD AND NONWORD RECOGNITION	115	200
117	2	33	191 1986 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 8 (1): 62-74 LIGHT LL; SINGH A; CAPPS JL DISSOCIATION OF MEMORY AND AWARENESS IN YOUNG AND OLDER ADULTS	113	134
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119	19	75	1118 1992 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (3): 492-508 MARSOLEK CJ; KOSSLYN SM; SQUIRE LR FORM-SPECIFIC VISUAL PRIMING IN THE RIGHT CEREBRAL HEMISPHERE	113	151
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124	4	15	754 1990 PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 5 (1): 148-151 CRAIK FIM; MORRIS LW; MORRIS RG; LOEWEN ER RELATIONS BETWEEN SOURCE AMNESIA AND FRONTAL-LOBE FUNCTIONING IN OLDER ADULTS	110	150
125	19	56	2631 1996 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 34 (8): 793-808 Schacter DL; Curran T; Galluccio L; Milberg WP; Bates JF False recognition and the right frontal lobe: A case study	110	110
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127	8	25	2651 1996 NEUROREPORT 7 (6): 1165-1169 Schacter DL; Savage CR; Alpert NM; Rauch SL; Albert MS The role of hippocampus and frontal cortex in age-related memory changes: A PET study	108	108
128	32	67	4096 1999 JOURNAL OF MEMORY AND LANGUAGE 40 (1): 1-24 Schacter DL; Israel L; Racine C Suppressing false recognition in younger and older adults: The distinctiveness heuristic	107	107
129	0	107	3 1977 CORTEX 13 (2): 150-176 SCHACTER DL; CROVITZ HF MEMORY FUNCTION AFTER CLOSED HEAD-INJURY - REVIEW OF QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH	106	106
130	7	42	194 1986 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 8 (3): 292-312 GLISKY EL; SCHACTER DL; TULVING E LEARNING AND RETENTION OF COMPUTER-RELATED VOCABULARY IN MEMORY-IMPAIRED PATIENTS - METHOD OF VANISHING CUES	106	106
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132	1	55	40 1982 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 8 (6): 560-571 SQUIRE LR COMPARISONS BETWEEN FORMS OF AMNESIA - SOME DEFICITS ARE UNIQUE TO KORSAKOFFS SYNDROME	104	199
133	0	32	96 1984 JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 93 (1): 98-105 DIAMOND R; ROZIN P ACTIVATION OF EXISTING MEMORIES IN ANTEROGRADE AMNESIA	104	110
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138	5	63	222 1986 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 93 (4): 411-428 HINTZMAN DL SCHEMA ABSTRACTION IN A MULTIPLE-TRACE MEMORY MODEL	103	580
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143	9	109	413 1988 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 95 (4): 528-551 HINTZMAN DL JUDGMENTS OF FREQUENCY AND RECOGNITION MEMORY IN A MULTIPLE-TRACE MEMORY MODEL	100	387
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146	8	32	293 1987 NEUROLOGY 37 (5): 784-788 KNOPMAN DS; NISSEN MJ IMPLICIT LEARNING IN PATIENTS WITH PROBABLE ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	98	147
147	6	38	690 1990 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 16 (1): 17-30 COHEN A; IVRY RI; KEELE SW ATTENTION AND STRUCTURE IN SEQUENCE LEARNING	98	244
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153	14	36	378 1988 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 14 (2): 213-222 MITCHELL DB; BROWN AS PERSISTENT REPETITION PRIMING IN PICTURE NAMING AND ITS DISSOCIATION FROM RECOGNITION MEMORY	95	108
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161	14	42	756 1990 PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 5 (3): 379-387 DYWAN J; JACOBY L EFFECTS OF AGING ON SOURCE MONITORING - DIFFERENCES IN SUSCEPTIBILITY TO FALSE FAME	92	120
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169	35	445	236 1987 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY 38: 631-668 JOHNSON MK; HASHER L HUMAN LEARNING AND MEMORY	88	136
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184	19	56	1516 1993 PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 8 (2): 283-293 JENNINGS JM; JACOBY LL AUTOMATIC VERSUS INTENTIONAL USES OF MEMORY - AGING, ATTENTION, AND CONTROL	84	147
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197	39	83	950 1991 PSYCHOBIOLOGY 19 (4): 275-285 HAIST F; MUSEN G; SQUIRE LR INTACT PRIMING OF WORDS AND NONWORDS IN AMNESIA	80	88
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224	7	16	352 1988 BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 79: 361-369 PARKIN AJ; STREETE S IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY IN YOUNG-CHILDREN AND ADULTS	73	86
225	13	74	547 1989 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 27 (4): 437-+ KOPELMAN MD REMOTE AND AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY, TEMPORAL CONTEXT MEMORY AND FRONTAL ATROPHY IN KORSAKOFF AND ALZHEIMER PATIENTS	73	170
226	10	23	3137 1997 NEUROREPORT 8 (5): 1283-1287 Rugg MD; Fletcher PC; Frith CD; Frackowiak RSJ; Dolan RJ Brain regions supporting intentional and incidental memory: A PET study	73	85
227	10	50	335 1988 BRAIN AND COGNITION 7 (2): 157-177 GABRIELI JDE; COHEN NJ; CORKIN S THE IMPAIRED LEARNING OF SEMANTIC KNOWLEDGE FOLLOWING BILATERAL MEDIAL TEMPORAL-LOBE RESECTION	72	100
228	18	112	503 1989 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (1): 31-49 MITCHELL DB HOW MANY MEMORY-SYSTEMS - EVIDENCE FROM AGING	72	119
229	3	20	565 1989 PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 4 (1): 10-17 COHEN G; FAULKNER D AGE-DIFFERENCES IN SOURCE FORGETTING - EFFECTS ON REALITY MONITORING AND ON EYEWITNESS TESTIMONY	72	110
230	19	81	3002 1997 JOURNAL OF MEMORY AND LANGUAGE 37 (4): 555-583 Koutstaal W; Schacter DL Gist-based false recognition of pictures in older and younger adults	72	72
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
231	12	23	3229 1997 PSYCHONOMIC BULLETIN & REVIEW 4 (4): 577-581 Israel L; Schacter DL Pictorial encoding reduces false recognition of semantic associates	72	72
232	1	41	60 1983 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 9 (1): 39-54 SCHACTER DL FEELING OF KNOWING IN EPISODIC MEMORY	71	71
233	1	66	69 1983 PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B- BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 302 (1110): 341-359 CRAIK FIM ON THE TRANSFER OF INFORMATION FROM TEMPORARY TO PERMANENT MEMORY	71	189
234	16	40	2167 1995 NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 9 (2): 229-235 GLISKY EL; POLSTER MR; ROUTHIEAUX BC DOUBLE DISSOCIATION BETWEEN ITEM AND SOURCE MEMORY	71	86
235	13	36	2676 1996 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 93 (20): 11280-11285 Nyberg L; McIntosh AR; Cabeza R; Habib R; Houle S; et al. General and specific brain regions involved in encoding and retrieval of events: What, where, and when	71	110
236	26	104	2952 1997 JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 9 (3): 378-391 Backman L; Almkvist O; Andersson J; Nordberg A; Winblad B; et al. Brain activation in young and older adults during implicit and explicit retrieval	71	93
237	13	33	3341 1998 BRAIN 121: 1249-1256 Fletcher PC; Shallice T; Frith CD; Frackowiak RSJ; Dolan RJ The functional roles of prefrontal cortex in episodic memory - II. Retrieval	71	103
238	7	41	134 1985 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 444 (MAY): 41-53 SCHACTER DL PRIMING OF OLD AND NEW KNOWLEDGE IN AMNESIC PATIENTS AND NORMAL SUBJECTS	70	70
239	6	42	863 1991 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 13 (2): 339-358 BONDI MW; KASZNIAK AW IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE AND PARKINSONS-DISEASE	70	126
240	25	57	1154 1992 MEMORY & COGNITION 20 (5): 549-562 BLAXTON TA DISSOCIATIONS AMONG MEMORY MEASURES IN MEMORY-IMPAIRED SUBJECTS - EVIDENCE FOR A PROCESSING ACCOUNT OF MEMORY	70	77
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
241	9	66	2680 1996 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 93 (24): 13494-13499 Desimone R Neural mechanisms for visual memory and their role in attention	70	161
242	3	54	3705 1998 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 95 (3): 773-780 Rosen BR; Buckner RL; Dale AM Event-related functional MRI: Past, present, and future	70	219
243	0	16	43 1982 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 20 (5): 523-532 SCHACTER DL; WANG PL; TULVING E; FREEDMAN M FUNCTIONAL RETROGRADE-AMNESIA - A QUANTITATIVE CASE-STUDY	69	69
244	0	1	169 1985 Memory systems of the brain: animal and human cognitive processes (Weinberger N, McGaugh JL, Lynch G, editors) : 351-379 Schacter DL Multiple forms of memory in humans and animals	69	69
245	7	44	1805 1994 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 91 (15): 7041-7045 ALVAREZ P; SQUIRE LR MEMORY CONSOLIDATION AND THE MEDIAL TEMPORAL-LOBE - A SIMPLE NETWORK MODEL	69	205
246	0	1	418 1988 Thought without Language (Weiskrantz L, ed.) : 242-278 Schacter DL; McAndrews MP; Moscovitch M Access to Consciousness: Dissociations between Implicit and Explicit Knowledge in Neuropsychological Syndromes	68	68
247	15	111	562 1989 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 96 (2): 208-233 HUMPHREYS MS; BAIN JD; PIKE R DIFFERENT WAYS TO CUE A COHERENT MEMORY SYSTEM - A THEORY FOR EPISODIC, SEMANTIC, AND PROCEDURAL TASKS	68	202
248	13	45	570 1989 PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 99 (2): 238-243 DANION JM; ZIMMERMANN MA; WILLARDSCHROEDER D; GRANGE D; SINGER L DIAZEPAM INDUCES A DISSOCIATION BETWEEN EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT MEMORY	68	98
249	29	61	699 1990 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 16 (4): 634-647 HIRSHMAN E; SNODGRASS JG; MINDES J; FEENAN K CONCEPTUAL PRIMING IN FRAGMENT COMPLETION	68	84
250	11	29	887 1991 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 17 (2): 224-233 MERIKLE PM; REINGOLD EM COMPARING DIRECT (EXPLICIT) AND INDIRECT (IMPLICIT) MEASURES TO STUDY UNCONSCIOUS MEMORY	68	108
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
251	13	34	1122 1992 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 18 (4): 785-800 PERRUCHET P; AMORIM MA CONSCIOUS KNOWLEDGE AND CHANGES IN PERFORMANCE IN SEQUENCE LEARNING - EVIDENCE AGAINST DISSOCIATION	68	130
252	10	34	1396 1993 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 19 (1): 189-202 CURRAN T; KEELE SW ATTENTIONAL AND NONATTENTIONAL FORMS OF SEQUENCE LEARNING	68	165
253	13	127	2585 1996 MEMORY 4 (4): 359-411 Burgess PW; Shallice T Confabulation and the control of recollection	68	99
254	11	30	2915 1997 HIPPOCAMPUS 7 (3): 249-256 Henke K; Buck A; Weber B; Wieser HG Human hippocampus establishes associations in memory	68	99
255	24	85	2231 1995 PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 10 (4): 527-539 Spencer WD; Raz N Differential effects of aging on memory for content and context: A meta-analysis	67	96
256	1	60	123 1984 PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 95 (1): 109-133 NELSON TO A COMPARISON OF CURRENT MEASURES OF THE ACCURACY OF FEELING-OF-KNOWING PREDICTIONS	66	242
257	5	43	163 1985 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 11 (1): 37-44 SQUIRE LR; SHIMAMURA AP; GRAF P INDEPENDENCE OF RECOGNITION MEMORY AND PRIMING EFFECTS - A NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS	66	78
258	23	44	1720 1994 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20 (4): 864-875 CRAIK FIM; MOSCOVITCH M; MCDOWD JM CONTRIBUTIONS OF SURFACE AND CONCEPTUAL INFORMATION TO PERFORMANCE ON IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY TASKS	66	71
259	21	58	2737 1996 SCIENCE 273 (5280): 1399-1402 Knowlton BJ; Mangels JA; Squire LR A neostriatal habit learning system in humans	66	289
260	18	63	2957 1997 JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 9 (6): 714-726 Wagner AD; Desmond JE; Demb JB; Glover GH; Gabrieli JDE Semantic repetition priming for verbal and pictorial knowledge: A functional MRI study of left inferior prefrontal cortex	66	84
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
261	30	50	5079 2001 BRAIN 124: 399-412 Otten LJ; Henson RNA; Rugg MD Depth of processing effects on neural correlates of memory encoding - Relationship between findings from across-and within-task comparisons	66	77
262	10	44	487 1989 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 11 (5): 724-744 KOPELMAN MD; WILSON BA; BADDELEY AD THE AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY INTERVIEW - A NEW ASSESSMENT OF AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL AND PERSONAL SEMANTIC MEMORY IN AMNESIC PATIENTS	65	153
263	26	65	706 1990 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 16 (6): 1021-1032 PALLER KA RECALL AND STEM-COMPLETION PRIMING HAVE DIFFERENT ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES AND ARE MODIFIED DIFFERENTIALLY BY DIRECTED FORGETTING	65	98
264	9	32	752 1990 PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE 1 (5): 303-306 KIHLSTROM JF; SCHACTER DL; CORK RC; HURT CA; BEHR SE IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY FOLLOWING SURGICAL ANESTHESIA	65	65
265	12	34	3202 1997 PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE 8 (3): 250-257 Johnson MK; Nolde SF; Mather M; Kounios J; Schacter DL; et al. The similarity of brain activity associated with true and false recognition memory depends on test format	65	65
266	56	120	3634 1998 NEUROIMAGE 8 (2): 198-213 Desgranges B; Baron JC; Eustache F The functional neuroanatomy of episodic memory: The role of the frontal lobes, the hippocampal formation, and other areas	65	83
267	15	29	4204 1999 NEUROIMAGE 10 (5): 520-529 Rugg MD; Fletcher PC; Chua PML; Dolan RJ The role of the prefrontal cortex in recognition memory and memory for source: An fMRI study	65	72
268	21	43	3124 1997 NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 11 (3): 331-342 Schacter DL; Verfaellie M; Anes MD Illusory memories in amnesic patients: Conceptual and perceptual false recognition	64	64
269	12	63	375 1988 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 117 (2): 148-160 BENTIN S; MOSCOVITCH M THE TIME COURSE OF REPETITION EFFECTS FOR WORDS AND UNFAMILIAR FACES	63	85
270	17	43	536 1989 MEMORY & COGNITION 17 (1): 77-86 PERRUCHET P; BAVEUX P CORRELATIONAL ANALYSES OF EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT MEMORY PERFORMANCE	63	71
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
271	20	43	2060 1995 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 21 (3): 531-547 CURRAN T; HINTZMAN DL VIOLATIONS OF THE INDEPENDENCE ASSUMPTION IN-PROCESS DISSOCIATION	63	115
272	23	55	4186 1999 NATURE NEUROSCIENCE 2 (4): 311-314 Buckner RL; Kelley WH; Petersen SE Frontal cortex contributes to human memory formation	63	91
273	6	47	207 1986 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 12 (3): 445-451 HIRST W; JOHNSON MK; KIM JK; RISSE G; PHELPS EA; et al. RECOGNITION AND RECALL IN AMNESIACS	62	85
274	8	48	301 1987 PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY BULLETIN 13 (3): 314-336 JACOBY LL; KELLEY CM UNCONSCIOUS INFLUENCES OF MEMORY FOR A PRIOR EVENT	62	148
275	7	77	504 1989 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (1): 50-60 SMITH ME; HALGREN E DISSOCIATION OF RECOGNITION MEMORY COMPONENTS FOLLOWING TEMPORAL-LOBE LESIONS	62	156
276	6	32	537 1989 MEMORY & COGNITION 17 (1): 95-105 WELDON MS; ROEDIGER HL; CHALLIS BH THE PROPERTIES OF RETRIEVAL CUES CONSTRAIN THE PICTURE SUPERIORITY EFFECT	62	74
277	28	66	707 1990 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 16 (6): 1033-1042 SMITH ME; OSCARBERMAN M REPETITION PRIMING OF WORDS AND PSEUDOWORDS IN DIVIDED ATTENTION AND IN AMNESIA	62	70
278	33	90	1102 1992 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 121 (2): 145-176 MASSON MEJ; MACLEOD CM REENACTING THE ROUTE TO INTERPRETATION - ENHANCED PERCEPTUAL IDENTIFICATION WITHOUT PRIOR PERCEPTION	62	93
279	26	113	1937 1995 BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 21 (2): 117-127 Markowitsch HJ Which brain regions are critically involved in the retrieval of old episodic memory?	62	112
280	11	53	4218 1999 NEURON 24 (1): 187-203 Grill-Spector K; Kushnir T; Edelman S; Avidan G; Itzchak Y; et al. Differential processing of objects under various viewing conditions in the human lateral occipital complex	62	117
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
281	26	107	604 1990 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY 41: 109-139 HINTZMAN DL HUMAN LEARNING AND MEMORY - CONNECTIONS AND DISSOCIATIONS	61	92
282	14	29	720 1990 MEMORY & COGNITION 18 (5): 507-514 PARKIN AJ; REID TK; RUSSO R ON THE DIFFERENTIAL NATURE OF IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY	61	70
283	2	240	78 1984 BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 7 (2): 223-238 TULVING E PRECIS OF TULVING ELEMENTS OF EPISODIC MEMORY (OXFORD-UNIVERSITY-PRESS, 1983)	60	139
284	7	18	334 1988 BRAIN AND COGNITION 7 (2): 145-156 CERMAK LS; BLACKFORD SP; OCONNOR M; BLEICH RP THE IMPLICIT MEMORY ABILITY OF A PATIENT WITH AMNESIA DUE TO ENCEPHALITIS	60	62
285	23	58	1667 1994 EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 6 (2): 113-129 GRAF P; KOMATSU S PROCESS DISSOCIATION PROCEDURE - HANDLE WITH CAUTION	60	92
286	8	17	3221 1997 PSYCHONOMIC BULLETIN & REVIEW 4 (2): 271-276 Gallo DA; Roberts MJ; Seamon JG Remembering words not resented in lists: Can we avoid creating false memories?	60	68
287	23	66	3931 1999 COGNITIVE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 16 (3-5): 361-384 Balota DA; Cortese MJ; Duchek JM; Adams D; Roediger HL; et al. Veridical and false memories in healthy older adults and in dementia of the Alzheimer's type	60	63
288	24	41	4286 1999 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 96 (4): 1794-1799 Duzel E; Cabeza R; Picton TW; Yonelinas AP; Scheich H; et al. Task-related and item-related brain processes of memory retrieval	60	82
289	9	47	4796 2000 NEUROIMAGE 11 (6): 735-759 Miezin FM; Maccotta L; Ollinger JM; Petersen SE; Buckner RL Characterizing the hemodynamic response: Effects of presentation rate, sampling procedure, and the possibility of ordering brain activity based on relative timing	60	114
290	8	18	338 1988 BRAIN AND COGNITION 7 (3): 312-323 CERMAK LS; BLEICH RP; BLACKFORD SP DEFICITS IN THE IMPLICIT RETENTION OF NEW ASSOCIATIONS BY ALCOHOLIC KORSAKOFF PATIENTS	59	61
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
291	24	69	505 1989 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (2): 228-240 HAYMAN CAG; TULVING E CONTINGENT DISSOCIATION BETWEEN RECOGNITION AND FRAGMENT COMPLETION - THE METHOD OF TRIANGULATION	59	76
292	0	1	578 1989 Varieties of Memory and Consciousness: Essays in honour of Endel Tulving (Roedinger HL, Craik FIM, eds.) : 355-389 Schacter DL; McAndrews MP; Moscovitch M On the Relation between memory and consciousness: dissociable interactions and conscious experience	59	59
293	0	11	2193 1995 PSYCHIATRIC ANNALS 25 (12): 720-725 LOFTUS EF; PICKRELL JE THE FORMATION OF FALSE MEMORIES	59	124
294	0	32	255 1987 CORTEX 23 (4): 575-597 DERENZI E; LIOTTI M; NICHELLI P SEMANTIC AMNESIA WITH PRESERVATION OF AUTOBIOGRAPHIC MEMORY - A CASE-REPORT	58	122
295	14	37	516 1989 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (5): 930-940 GRAF P; SCHACTER DL UNITIZATION AND GROUPING MEDIATE DISSOCIATIONS IN MEMORY FOR NEW ASSOCIATIONS	58	58
296	22	60	517 1989 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 15 (5): 941-956 HAYMAN CAG; TULVING E IS PRIMING IN FRAGMENT COMPLETION BASED ON A TRACELESS MEMORY SYSTEM	58	60
297	12	44	617 1990 BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE 104 (2): 288-297 DAVIS HP; COHEN A; GANDY M; COLOMBO P; VANDUSSELDORP G; et al. LEXICAL PRIMING DEFICITS AS A FUNCTION OF AGE	58	82
298	1	28	843 1991 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 23 (3): 393-419 BIEDERMAN I; COOPER EE PRIMING CONTOUR-DELETED IMAGES - EVIDENCE FOR INTERMEDIATE REPRESENTATIONS IN VISUAL OBJECT RECOGNITION	58	136
299	20	45	926 1991 MEMORY & COGNITION 19 (6): 617-623 GARDINER JM; JAVA RI FORGETTING IN RECOGNITION MEMORY WITH AND WITHOUT RECOLLECTIVE EXPERIENCE	58	119
300	10	58	1322 1993 CORTEX 29 (2): 217-234 KAPUR N FOCAL RETROGRADE-AMNESIA IN NEUROLOGICAL DISEASE - A CRITICAL-REVIEW	58	105

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