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1501	8	18	1257 1993 NOV [15] BEHAVIOR RESEARCH METHODS INSTRUMENTS & COMPUTERS 25 (4): 434-454 GIBSON JM; BROOKS JO A COLLECTION OF 4,741 WORD FRAGMENTS THAT HAVE UNIQUE COMPLETIONS WITH RESPECT TO 146,205 WORDS	0	0
1502	1	2	1318 1993 NOV [15] CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY 38 (11): 1183-1185 MARTINEZ JL; BROOKS SA; COLOMBO PJ; DERRICK BE; GLADDEN VL; et al. BEHAVIORAL AND NEURAL ASPECTS OF LEARNING AND MEMORY - PROCEEDINGS OF A ROYAL-SOCIETY DISCUSSION MEETING HELD ON 1 AND 2 FEBRUARY 1990 - KREBS,JR, HORN,G	0	0
1503	4	10	1319 1993 NOV [15] CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY 38 (11): 1189-1190 CAMP CJ MEMORY FUNCTIONING IN DEMENTIA - BACKMAN,L	0	1
1504	8	56	1347 1993 NOV [15] EXPERIMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH 96 (3): 457-472 FAHY FL; RICHES IP; BROWN MW NEURONAL-ACTIVITY RELATED TO VISUAL RECOGNITION MEMORY - LONG-TERM-MEMORY AND THE ENCODING OF RECENCY AND FAMILIARITY INFORMATION IN THE PRIMATE ANTERIOR AND MEDIAL INFERIOR TEMPORAL AND RHINAL CORTEX	31	105
1505	2	142	1352 1993 NOV-DEC [NOV 15] IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON SYSTEMS MAN AND CYBERNETICS 23 (6): 1699-1717 STENGEL RF TOWARD INTELLIGENT FLIGHT CONTROL	0	8
1506	1	92	1361 1993 NOV [15] INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY 15 (3): 181-195 CRAWFORD HJ; GUR RC; SKOLNICK B; GUR RE; BENSON DM EFFECTS OF HYPNOSIS ON REGIONAL CEREBRAL BLOOD-FLOW DURING ISCHEMIC PAIN WITH AND WITHOUT SUGGESTED HYPNOTIC ANALGESIA	5	42
1507	4	108	1364 1993 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 102 (4): 534-543 CRAWFORD HJ; BROWN AM; MOON CE SUSTAINED ATTENTIONAL AND DISATTENTIONAL ABILITIES - DIFFERENCES BETWEEN LOW AND HIGHLY HYPNOTIZABLE PERSONS	7	31
1508	20	30	1375 1993 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 15 (6): 853-866 RANDOLPH C; GOLD JM; CARPENTER CJ; GOLDBERG TE; WEINBERGER DR IMPLICIT MEMORY IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA AND NORMAL CONTROLS - EFFECTS OF TASK DEMANDS ON SUSCEPTIBILITY TO PRIMING	10	15
1509	1	23	1376 1993 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 15 (6): 867-880 MARTIN RC; BOLTER JF; TODD ME; GOUVIER WD; NICCOLLS R EFFECTS OF SOPHISTICATION AND MOTIVATION ON THE DETECTION OF MALINGERED MEMORY PERFORMANCE USING A COMPUTERIZED FORCED-CHOICE TASK	4	36
1510	3	57	1377 1993 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 15 (6): 881-895 DAIGNEAULT S; BRAUN CMJ WORKING-MEMORY AND THE SELF-ORDERED POINTING TASK - FURTHER EVIDENCE OF EARLY PREFRONTAL DECLINE IN NORMAL AGING	8	59
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1511	18	83	1378 1993 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 15 (6): 947-967 MARKOWITSCH HJ; CALABRESE P; HAUPTS M; DURWEN HF; LIESS J; et al. SEARCHING FOR THE ANATOMICAL BASIS OF RETROGRADE-AMNESIA	32	78
1512	17	86	1416 1993 NOV [15] 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
1513	12	14	1417 1993 NOV [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 19 (6): 1424-1430 WILLINGHAM DB; GREELEY T; BARDONE AM DISSOCIATION IN A SERIAL RESPONSE-TIME TASK USING A RECOGNITION MEASURE - COMMENT	25	48
1514	16	25	1418 1993 NOV [15] 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
1515	14	21	1419 1993 NOV [15] 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
1516	2	55	1462 1993 NOV-DEC [NOV 15] NEUROBIOLOGY OF AGING 14 (6): 523-528 MANNING CA; RAGOZZINO ME; GOLD PE GLUCOSE ENHANCEMENT OF MEMORY IN PATIENTS WITH PROBABLE SENILE DEMENTIA OF THE ALZHEIMERS TYPE	4	101
1517	17	119	1480 1993 NOV [15] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 31 (11): 1159-1180 VONCRAMON DY; MARKOWITSCH HJ; SCHURI U THE POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTION OF THE SEPTAL REGION TO MEMORY	10	21
1518	8	73	1481 1993 NOV [15] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 31 (11): 1225-1241 CLARE L; MCKENNA PJ; MORTIMER AM; BADDELEY AD MEMORY IN SCHIZOPHRENIA - WHAT IS IMPAIRED AND WHAT IS PRESERVED	34	107
1519	23	187	1503 1993 NOV [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 114 (3): 477-493 POLSTER MR DRUG-INDUCED AMNESIA - IMPLICATIONS FOR COGNITIVE NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF MEMORY	12	27
1520	15	43	1531 1993 DEC 10 SCIENCE 262 (5140): 1747-1749 KNOWLTON BJ; SQUIRE LR THE LEARNING OF CATEGORIES - PARALLEL BRAIN SYSTEMS FOR ITEM MEMORY AND CATEGORY KNOWLEDGE	45	106
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1521	4	6	1327 1993 DEC 13 CURRENT CONTENTS/SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES (50): 8-8 SCHACTER DL MEMORY WITHOUT REMEMBERING - A CITATION-CLASSIC COMMENTARY ON IMPLICIT MEMORY - HISTORY AND CURRENT STATUS BY SCHACTER,D.L.	0	0
1522	9	37	1233 1993 DEC [15] ANESTHESIOLOGY 79 (6): 1183-1192 GHONEIM MM; BLOCK RI; PING STS; ELZAHABY HM; HINRICHS JV THE INTERACTIONS OF MIDAZOLAM AND FLUMAZENIL ON HUMAN-MEMORY AND COGNITION	12	41
1523	0	16	1241 1993 DEC [15] APPLIED COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 7 (7): 585-602 PARENTE R; STAPLETON M AN EMPOWERMENT MODEL OF MEMORY TRAINING	2	4
1524	2	44	1242 1993 DEC [15] APPLIED COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 7 (7): 603-618 JOHNSON MT MEMORY PHENOMENA IN THE LAW	0	1
1525	6	96	1244 1993 DEC [15] ARCHIVES OF GENERAL PSYCHIATRY 50 (12): 975-990 CLONINGER CR; SVRAKIC DM; PRZYBECK TR A PSYCHOBIOLOGICAL MODEL OF TEMPERAMENT AND CHARACTER	3	709
1526	4	60	1259 1993 DEC [15] BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 16 (4): 737-748 DONALD M PRECIS OF ORIGINS OF THE MODERN MIND - 3 STAGES IN THE EVOLUTION OF CULTURE AND COGNITION	4	36
1527	2	22	1260 1993 DEC [15] BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 16 (4): 775-791 DONALD M ON THE EVOLUTION OF REPRESENTATIONAL CAPACITIES - AUTHORS RESPONSE	0	0
1528	19	59	1263 1993 DEC [15] BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE 107 (6): 899-910 GABRIELI JDE; CORKIN S; MICKEL SF; GROWDON JH INTACT ACQUISITION AND LONG-TERM RETENTION OF MIRROR-TRACING SKILL IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE AND IN GLOBAL AMNESIA	34	59
1529	6	66	1264 1993 DEC [15] BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE 107 (6): 911-925 WOODRUFFPAK DS EYEBLINK CLASSICAL-CONDITIONING IN H M - DELAY AND TRACE PARADIGMS	15	68
1530	5	49	1283 1993 DEC [15] BRITISH JOURNAL FOR THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE 44 (4): 589-622 STONE T; DAVIES M COGNITIVE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF MIND	1	5
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1531	8	303	1298 1993 DEC [15] CLINICAL NEUROLOGY AND NEUROSURGERY 95 (4): 265-283 FREDERIKS JAM TRANSIENT GLOBAL AMNESIA	2	24
1532	2	97	1303 1993 DEC [15] COGNITION 49 (3): 211-233 IWASAKI S SPATIAL ATTENTION AND 2 MODES OF VISUAL CONSCIOUSNESS	0	8
1533	3	36	1314 1993 DEC [15] CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 2 (4): 264-280 GOPNIK A PSYCHOPSYCHOLOGY	0	4
1534	21	106	1315 1993 DEC [15] CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 2 (4): 334-354 KIHLSTROM JF THE CONTINUUM OF CONSCIOUSNESS	0	3
1535	1	29	1325 1993 DEC [15] CORTEX 29 (4): 639-647 DELUCA J PREDICTING NEUROBEHAVIORAL PATTERNS FOLLOWING ANTERIOR COMMUNICATING ARTERY ANEURYSM	22	48
1536	20	44	1342 1993 DEC [15] EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 5 (4): 353-373 TULVING E; HAYMAN CAG STOCHASTIC INDEPENDENCE IN THE RECOGNITION IDENTIFICATION PARADIGM	6	6
1537	8	17	1363 1993 DEC [15] JAPANESE JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 64 (5): 343-350 TERASAWA T; OHTA N LONG-TERM EFFECT OF ONE ENCOUNTER WITH A TARGET ON ITEM RECOGNITION	0	0
1538	2	32	1383 1993 DEC [15] JOURNAL OF CONSUMER RESEARCH 20 (3): 489-495 DARLEY WK; LIM JS ASSESSING DEMAND ARTIFACTS IN CONSUMER RESEARCH - AN ALTERNATIVE PERSPECTIVE	0	8
1539	8	60	1388 1993 DEC [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 122 (4): 411-428 KIMBERG DY; FARAH MJ A UNIFIED ACCOUNT OF COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTS FOLLOWING FRONTAL-LOBE DAMAGE - THE ROLE OF WORKING-MEMORY IN COMPLEX, ORGANIZED BEHAVIOR	27	167
1540	6	17	1389 1993 DEC [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 122 (4): 462-467 JOORDENS S; MERIKLE PM INDEPENDENCE OR REDUNDANCY - 2 MODELS OF CONSCIOUS AND UNCONSCIOUS INFLUENCES	44	86
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1541	1	58	1392 1993 DEC [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 19 (6): 1238-1250 CONNELLY SL; HASHER L AGING AND THE INHIBITION OF SPATIAL LOCATION	6	104
1542	17	30	1519 1993 DEC [15] 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
1543	12	54	1545 1993 DEC [15] ZYGON 28 (4): 507-526 LANCASTER BL SELF OR NO-SELF - CONVERGING PERSPECTIVES FROM NEUROPSYCHOLOGY AND MYSTICISM	0	3
1544	5	84	1265 1993 DEC 20 BEHAVIOURAL BRAIN RESEARCH 58 (1-2): 69-79 LEDOUX JE EMOTIONAL MEMORY-SYSTEMS IN THE BRAIN	10	256
1545	4	6	1326 1993 DEC 20 CURRENT CONTENTS/ARTS & HUMANITIES (26): 12-12 SCHACTER DL MEMORY WITHOUT REMEMBERING - A CITATION-CLASSIC COMMENTARY ON IMPLICIT MEMORY - HISTORY AND CURRENT STATUS BY SCHACTER,D.L.	0	0
1546	3	102	1556 1994 JAN [15] ANESTHESIOLOGY 80 (1): 187-200 SHAPIRO HM; GRANT I; WEINGER MB AIDS AND THE CENTRAL-NERVOUS-SYSTEM - IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ANESTHESIOLOGIST	0	7
1547	4	106	1562 1994 JAN-FEB [JAN 15] APHASIOLOGY 8 (1): 1-18 PATEL PG; SATZ P THE LANGUAGE PRODUCTION SYSTEM AND SENILE DEMENTIA OF ALZHEIMER-TYPE - NEUROPATHOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS	1	7
1548	5	33	1568 1994 JAN-FEB [JAN 15] ARCHIVES OF CLINICAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 9 (1): 57-69 WAGNER MT; CUSHMAN LA NEUROANATOMICAL AND NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL PREDICTORS OF UNAWARENESS OF COGNITIVE DEFICIT IN THE VASCULAR POPULATION	7	9
1549	9	49	1600 1994 JAN [15] BEHAVIOUR RESEARCH AND THERAPY 32 (1): 65-78 BRADLEY BP; MOGG K; WILLIAMS R IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY FOR EMOTIONAL INFORMATION IN NONCLINICAL SUBJECTS	10	34
1550	5	34	1601 1994 JAN [15] BEHAVIOUR RESEARCH AND THERAPY 32 (1): 89-99 RAPEE RM; MCCALLUM SL; MELVILLE LF; RAVENSCROFT H; RODNEY JM MEMORY BIAS IN SOCIAL PHOBIA	11	41
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1551	2	133	1671 1994 JAN-FEB [JAN 15] HARVARD REVIEW OF PSYCHIATRY 1 (5): 253-265 VANDERKOLK BA THE BODY KEEPS THE SCORE - MEMORY AND THE EVOLVING PSYCHOBIOLOGY OF POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS	32	174
1552	3	28	1675 1994 JAN-FEB [JAN 15] INTELLIGENCE 18 (1): 3-13 COHEN RL SOME THOUGHTS ON INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES AND THEORY CONSTRUCTION	0	1
1553	3	140	1683 1994 WIN [JAN 15] INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LAW AND PSYCHIATRY 17 (1): 43-78 SAKS ER DOES MULTIPLE PERSONALITY-DISORDER EXIST - THE BELIEFS, THE DATA, AND THE LAW	1	10
1554	9	64	1706 1994 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20 (1): 130-149 BENTIN S; MCCARTHY G THE EFFECTS OF IMMEDIATE STIMULUS REPETITION ON REACTION-TIME AND EVENT-RELATED POTENTIALS IN TASKS OF DIFFERENT COMPLEXITY	22	59
1555	14	27	1707 1994 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20 (1): 150-160 SNODGRASS JG; HIRSHMAN E DISSOCIATIONS AMONG IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY TASKS - THE ROLE OF STIMULUS SIMILARITY	13	15
1556	6	29	1708 1994 JAN [15] 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
1557	1	10	1729 1994 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 121 (1): 61-66 GOERNERT PN; LARSON ME THE INITIATION AND RELEASE OF RETRIEVAL INHIBITION	0	3
1558	5	35	1731 1994 JAN-MAR [JAN 15] JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY AND NEUROLOGY 7 (1): 58-65 FEHER EP; LARRABEE GJ; SUDILOVSKY A; CROOK TH MEMORY SELF-REPORT IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE AND IN AGE-ASSOCIATED MEMORY IMPAIRMENT	9	36
1559	1	8	1733 1994 JAN [15] JOURNAL OF MARITAL AND FAMILY THERAPY 20 (1): 61-67 HAMPSON RB; HYMAN TL; BEAVERS WR AGE-OF-RECALL EFFECTS ON FAMILY-OF-ORIGIN RATINGS	0	3
1560	29	72	1757 1994 JAN [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 22 (1): 95-110 FRENSCH PA; MINER CS EFFECTS OF PRESENTATION RATE AND INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES IN SHORT-TERM-MEMORY CAPACITY ON AN INDIRECT MEASURE OF SERIAL-LEARNING	23	75
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1561	1	49	1766 1994 JAN [15] NEUROPSYCHIATRY NEUROPSYCHOLOGY AND BEHAVIORAL NEUROLOGY 7 (1): 25-29 AUCHUS AP; GOLDSTEIN FC; GREEN J; GREEN RC UNAWARENESS OF COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTS IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	23	34
1562	2	15	1767 1994 JAN [15] NEUROPSYCHIATRY NEUROPSYCHOLOGY AND BEHAVIORAL NEUROLOGY 7 (1): 51-56 STRINGER AY; COOLEY EL DIVIDED ATTENTION PERFORMANCE IN MULTIPLE PERSONALITY-DISORDER	1	1
1563	7	26	1772 1994 JAN [15] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 32 (1): 53-68 BADDELEY A; WILSON BA WHEN IMPLICIT LEARNING FAILS - AMNESIA AND THE PROBLEM OF ERROR ELIMINATION	50	85
1564	13	23	1820 1994 JAN [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE 5 (1): 20-25 SCHACTER DL; CHURCH B; TREADWELL J IMPLICIT MEMORY IN AMNESIC PATIENTS - EVIDENCE FOR SPARED AUDITORY PRIMING	30	30
1565	3	6	1821 1994 JAN [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE 5 (1): 61-61 KNOWLTON B; SQUIRE LR ARTIFICIAL GRAMMAR LEARNING AND IMPLICIT MEMORY - REPLY	1	1
1566	11	16	1824 1994 JAN [15] PSYCHOLOGISCHE RUNDSCHAU 45 (1): 40-42 KLEINHORST L THEORY OF IMPLICIT LEARNING - UNCONSCIOUS LEARNING - REPLY	0	1
1567	1	38	1844 1994 JAN-FEB [JAN 15] PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE 56 (1): 8-17 HEATON RK; VELIN RA; MCCUTCHAN JA; GULEVICH SJ; ATKINSON JH; et al. NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL IMPAIRMENT IN HUMAN-IMMUNODEFICIENCY-VIRUS INFECTION - IMPLICATIONS FOR EMPLOYMENT	9	65
1568	2	10	1845 1994 JAN-FEB [JAN 15] PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE 56 (1): 18-19 MARTIN A CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION IN MEDICALLY ASYMPTOMATIC HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS-INFECTED (HIV+) INDIVIDUALS	0	5
1569	3	24	1551 1994 FEB [15] AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 151 (2): 233-236 PERKINS DO; STERN RA; GOLDEN RN; MURPHY C; NAFTOLOWITZ D; et al. MOOD DISORDERS IN HIV-INFECTION - PREVALENCE AND RISK-FACTORS IN A NONEPICENTER OF THE AIDS EPIDEMIC	2	91
1570	3	17	1607 1994 FEB-MAR [FEB 15] BRAIN INJURY 8 (2): 167-173 BARYZA MJ; HALEY SM USE OF THE CHILDRENS ORIENTATION AND AMNESIA TEST AT HOSPITAL DISCHARGE FOR CHILDREN WITH NEUROLOGICAL AND NON-NEUROLOGICAL TRAUMATIC INJURIES	0	1
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1571	7	57	1608 1994 FEB-MAR [FEB 15] BRAIN INJURY 8 (2): 175-184 FORRESTER G; ENCEL J; GEFFEN G MEASURING POSTTRAUMATIC AMNESIA (PTA) - AN HISTORICAL REVIEW	7	34
1572	4	22	1612 1994 FEB [15] BRITISH JOURNAL OF ANAESTHESIA 72 (2): 181-184 PARKER CJR; GATES JDL; BOYD AH; THOMAS SD MEMORY FOR AUDITORY MATERIAL PRESENTED DURING ANESTHESIA	8	9
1573	10	49	1621 1994 FEB [15] CHILD DEVELOPMENT 65 (1): 31-40 NEWCOMBE N; FOX NA INFANTILE AMNESIA - THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY	8	16
1574	2	48	1655 1994 FEB [15] CURRENT OPINION IN NEUROLOGY 7 (1): 61-64 BOERI R; SALMAGGI A PROSOPAGNOSIA - COMMENTARY	0	3
1575	1	92	1688 1994 FEB [15] JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 103 (1): 117-124 KIHLSTROM JF; GLISKY ML; ANGIULO MJ DISSOCIATIVE TENDENCIES AND DISSOCIATIVE DISORDERS	11	75
1576	6	37	1691 1994 FEB [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 16 (1): 93-104 SEIDENBERG M; HALTINER A; TAYLOR MA; HERMANN BB; WYLER A DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A MULTIPLE ABILITY SELF-REPORT QUESTIONNAIRE	2	9
1577	12	23	1692 1994 FEB [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 16 (1): 105-116 GOLDMAN WP; WINOGRAD E; GOLDSTEIN FC; OJILE J; GREEN RC SOURCE MEMORY IN MILD-TO-MODERATE ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	4	6
1578	3	18	1735 1994 FEB [15] JOURNAL OF NEUROLOGY NEUROSURGERY AND PSYCHIATRY 57 (2): 198-201 WILSON JTL; TEASDALE GM; HADLEY DM; WIEDMANN KD; LANG D POSTTRAUMATIC AMNESIA - STILL A VALUABLE YARDSTICK	1	16
1579	1	20	1736 1994 FEB [15] JOURNAL OF NEUROLOGY NEUROSURGERY AND PSYCHIATRY 57 (2): 211-216 WARRINGTON EK; LANGDON D SPELLING DYSLEXIA - A DEFICIT OF THE VISUAL WORD-FORM	2	12
1580	2	20	1790 1994 FEB [15] PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS 78 (1): 31-39 AURELL CG MANS TRIUNE CONSCIOUS MIND .2.	1	2
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1581	3	64	1792 1994 FEB [15] PERSONALITY AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES 16 (2): 237-245 CRAWFORD HJ; STRAPP CM EFFECTS OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ON VISUOSPATIAL AND VERBAL PERFORMANCE AS MODERATED BY STUDYING PREFERENCE AND PERSONALITY	0	7
1582	1	51	1793 1994 FEB [15] PERSONALITY AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES 16 (2): 247-264 GILBERT DG; MELISKA CJ; WELSER R; ESTES SL DEPRESSION, PERSONALITY, AND GENDER INFLUENCE EEG, CORTISOL, BETA-ENDORPHIN, HEART-RATE, AND SUBJECTIVE RESPONSES TO SMOKING MULTIPLE CIGARETTES	0	29
1583	3	19	1796 1994 FEB [15] PHARMACOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY AND BEHAVIOR 47 (2): 325-329 GLASKY AJ; MELCHIOR CL; PIRZADEH B; HEYDARI N; RITZMANN RF EFFECT OF AIT-082, A PURINE ANALOG, ON WORKING-MEMORY IN NORMAL AND AGED MICE	0	30
1584	23	48	1813 1994 FEB [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE 24 (1): 239-245 BAZIN N; PERRUCHET P; DEBONIS M; FELINE A THE DISSOCIATION OF EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT MEMORY IN DEPRESSED-PATIENTS	10	29
1585	3	10	1818 1994 FEB [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH-PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG 56 (2): 104-109 WIPPICH W INTUITION IN THE CONTEXT OF IMPLICIT MEMORY	1	1
1586	3	34	1870 1994 FEB [15] VISION RESEARCH 34 (4): 449-459 ADLER SA; ROVEECOLLIER C THE MEMORABILITY AND DISCRIMINABILITY OF PRIMITIVE PERCEPTUAL UNITS IN INFANCY	6	18
1587	3	23	1787 1994 FEB 28 NEUROSCIENCE LETTERS 168 (1-2): 151-154 SMITH DH; LOWENSTEIN DH; GENNARELLI TA; MCINTOSH TK PERSISTENT MEMORY DYSFUNCTION IS ASSOCIATED WITH BILATERAL HIPPOCAMPAL DAMAGE FOLLOWING EXPERIMENTAL BRAIN INJURY	0	61
1588	5	42	1859 1994 MAR 4 SCIENCE 263 (5151): 1287-1289 PASCUALLEONE A; GRAFMAN J; HALLETT M MODULATION OF CORTICAL MOTOR OUTPUT MAPS DURING DEVELOPMENT OF IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT KNOWLEDGE	22	212
1589	1	6	1552 1994 MAR [15] AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 151 (3): 454-454 ROSS JL; BHAGOJI B RESEARCH IN MULTIPLE PERSONALITY-DISORDER	0	0
1590	7	43	1557 1994 MAR [15] 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
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1591	20	43	1559 1994 MAR [15] ANNEE PSYCHOLOGIQUE 94 (1): 63-80 NICOLAS S REFLECTIONS ON THE CONCEPT OF IMPLICIT MEMORY	8	9
1592	3	22	1570 1994 MAR-APR [MAR 15] ARCHIVES OF GERONTOLOGY AND GERIATRICS 18 (2): 133-139 MAURI M; SINFORIANI E; REVERBERI F; MERLO P; BONO G PRAMIRACETAM EFFECTS ON SCOPOLAMINE-INDUCED AMNESIA IN HEALTHY-VOLUNTEERS	1	4
1593	2	26	1587 1994 MAR [15] BEHAVIOR GENETICS 24 (2): 155-160 THAPAR A; PETRILL SA; THOMPSON LA THE HERITABILITY OF MEMORY IN THE WESTERN RESERVE TWIN PROJECT	0	14
1594	2	12	1588 1994 MAR [15] BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 17 (1): 149-150 SHIMP CP AWARENESS AND REINFORCEMENT	0	0
1595	10	26	1628 1994 MAR [15] COGNITION & EMOTION 8 (2): 147-163 NUGENT K; MINEKA S THE EFFECT OF HIGH AND LOW TRAIT ANXIETY ON IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY TASKS	10	28
1596	37	63	1641 1994 MAR [15] CORTEX 30 (1): 53-73 PALLER KA; MAYES AR NEW-ASSOCIATION PRIMING OF WORD IDENTIFICATION IN NORMAL AND AMNESIC SUBJECTS	19	19
1597	26	96	1642 1994 MAR [15] CORTEX 30 (1): 75-103 GABRIELI JDE; KEANE MM; STANGER BZ; KJELGAARD MM; CORKIN S; et al. DISSOCIATIONS AMONG STRUCTURAL-PERCEPTUAL, LEXICAL-SEMANTIC, AND EVENT-FACT MEMORY-SYSTEMS IN ALZHEIMER, AMNESIC, AND NORMAL SUBJECTS	85	103
1598	18	48	1643 1994 MAR [15] CORTEX 30 (1): 113-126 DEWEER B; ERGIS AM; FOSSATI P; PILLON B; BOLLER F; et al. EXPLICIT MEMORY, PROCEDURAL LEARNING AND LEXICAL PRIMING IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	37	64
1599	6	13	1644 1994 MAR [15] CORTEX 30 (1): 127-134 DOPKINS S; KOVNER R; GOLDMEIER E FREQUENCY JUDGMENTS FOR SEMANTIC CATEGORIES IN AMNESICS AND NORMAL CONTROLS	4	4
1600	30	45	1666 1994 MAR [15] EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 6 (1): 77-92 JAVA RI STATES OF AWARENESS FOLLOWING WORD STEM COMPLETION	25	32
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1601	2	19	1676 1994 MAR-APR [MAR 15] INTELLIGENCE 18 (2): 215-229 YAN WF LEARNING-ABILITY AND MEMORY MONITORING	0	2
1602	2	55	1679 1994 MAR [15] INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BEHAVIORAL DEVELOPMENT 17 (1): 161-200 PASCUALLEONE J; BAILLARGEON R DEVELOPMENTAL MEASUREMENT OF MENTAL ATTENTION	2	47
1603	4	38	1700 1994 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY A-SENSORY NEURAL AND BEHAVIORAL PHYSIOLOGY 174 (3): 371-379 CLAYTON NS; KREBS JR MEMORY FOR SPATIAL AND OBJECT-SPECIFIC CUES IN FOOD-STORING AND NONSTORING BIRDS	11	98
1604	43	81	1709 1994 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20 (2): 290-303 TOTH JP; REINGOLD EM; JACOBY LL TOWARD A REDEFINITION OF IMPLICIT MEMORY - PROCESS DISSOCIATIONS FOLLOWING ELABORATIVE PROCESSING AND SELF-GENERATION	112	156
1605	7	31	1710 1994 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20 (2): 304-317 DEBNER JA; JACOBY LL UNCONSCIOUS PERCEPTION - ATTENTION, AWARENESS, AND CONTROL	28	84
1606	15	63	1711 1994 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20 (2): 423-442 FRENSCH PA COMPOSITION DURING SERIAL-LEARNING - A SERIAL POSITION EFFECT	2	13
1607	13	31	1712 1994 MAR [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20 (2): 485-491 NYBERG L A STRUCTURAL EQUATION MODELING APPROACH TO THE MULTIPLE MEMORY-SYSTEMS QUESTION	5	7
1608	37	66	1773 1994 MAR [15] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 32 (3): 343-356 KEANE MM; GABRIELI JDE; GROWDON JH; CORKIN S PRIMING IN PERCEPTUAL IDENTIFICATION OF PSEUDOWORDS IS NORMAL IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	45	55
1609	38	81	1783 1994 MAR [15] NEUROPSYCHOLOGY REVIEW 4 (1): 1-30 TORRES IJ; RAZ N TOWARD THE NEURAL BASIS OF VERBAL PRIMING - A COGNITIVE-NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL SYNTHESIS	4	6
1610	0	9	1800 1994 MAR [15] PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE 61 (1): 39-54 ROLLINS M DEEP PLASTICITY - THE ENCODING APPROACH TO PERCEPTUAL CHANGE	0	2
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1611	9	38	1801 1994 MAR 15 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 91 (6): 1989-1991 ROSKIES AL MAPPING MEMORY WITH POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY	4	9
1612	8	35	1802 1994 MAR 15 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
1613	10	44	1803 1994 MAR 15 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
1614	1	21	1808 1994 MAR [15] PSYCHIATRIC CLINICS OF NORTH AMERICA 17 (1): 125-134 STERN Y NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF THE HIV PATIENT	2	5
1615	59	236	1811 1994 MAR [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 115 (2): 163-196 SEGER CA IMPLICIT LEARNING	54	155
1616	19	42	1826 1994 MAR [15] 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
1617	18	33	1827 1994 MAR [15] PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 9 (1): 81-89 SCHACTER DL; OSOWIECKI D; KASZNIAK AW; KIHLSTROM JF; VALDISERRI M SOURCE MEMORY - EXTENDING THE BOUNDARIES OF AGE-RELATED DEFICITS	45	45
1618	18	62	1828 1994 MAR [15] PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 9 (1): 149-159 SPENCER WD; RAZ N MEMORY FOR FACTS, SOURCE, AND CONTEXT - CAN FRONTAL-LOBE DYSFUNCTION EXPLAIN AGE-RELATED DIFFERENCES	31	42
1619	0	29	1834 1994 MAR [15] PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY 18 (1): 67-84 LOFTUS EF; POLONSKY S; FULLILOVE MT MEMORIES OF CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE - REMEMBERING AND REPRESSING	23	104
1620	16	35	1835 1994 MAR [15] PSYCHONOMIC BULLETIN & REVIEW 1 (1): 107-110 GARDINER JM; GAWLIK B; RICHARDSONKLAVEHN A MAINTENANCE REHEARSAL AFFECTS KNOWING, NOT REMEMBERING - ELABORATIVE REHEARSAL AFFECTS REMEMBERING, NOT KNOWING	25	50
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1621	14	18	1854 1994 MAR [15] SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 35 (1): 56-66 NYBERG L; NILSSON LG; OLOFSSON U REPETITION EFFECTS ON WORD-FRAGMENT COMPLETION - THE ROLE OF COMPETITION AMONG RESPONSES	1	1
1622	2	29	1553 1994 SPR [APR 15] AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTHERAPY 48 (2): 181-194 LANGER KG DEPRESSION AND DENIAL IN PSYCHOTHERAPY OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES	4	9
1623	13	63	1571 1994 APR [15] ARCHIVES OF NEUROLOGY 51 (4): 359-367 APPOLLONIO I; GRAFMAN J; CLARK K; NICHELLI P; ZEFFIRO T; et al. IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY IN PATIENTS WITH PARKINSONS-DISEASE WITH AND WITHOUT DEMENTIA	7	30
1624	2	44	1586 1994 SPR [APR 15] AUDITING-A JOURNAL OF PRACTICE & THEORY 13 (1): 36-56 JOHNSON EN AUDITOR MEMORY FOR AUDIT EVIDENCE - EFFECTS OF GROUP ASSISTANCE, TIME-DELAY, AND MEMORY TASK	0	0
1625	2	33	1604 1994 APR [15] BRAIN AND LANGUAGE 46 (3): 402-418 MAHER LM; ROTHI LJG; HEILMAN KM LACK OF ERROR AWARENESS IN AN APHASIC PATIENT WITH RELATIVELY PRESERVED AUDITORY COMPREHENSION	2	18
1626	10	42	1617 1994 APR [15] CAHIERS DE PSYCHOLOGIE COGNITIVE-CURRENT PSYCHOLOGY OF COGNITION 13 (2): 189-206 LORIES G; VANDERLINDEN M; CORNILLE M CATEGORIZATION AND AMNESIA - MAINTENANCE AND DECLINE OF THE TYPICALITY EFFECT	0	1
1627	2	96	1626 1994 APR-JUN [APR 15] COGNITION 50 (1-3): 41-77 COSMIDES L; TOOBY J BEYOND INTUITION AND INSTINCT BLINDNESS - TOWARD AN EVOLUTIONARILY RIGOROUS COGNITIVE SCIENCE	10	94
1628	32	48	1651 1994 APR [15] CURRENT OPINION IN NEUROBIOLOGY 4 (2): 189-194 OCHSNER KN; CHIU CYP; SCHACTER DL VARIETIES OF PRIMING	17	17
1629	4	54	1652 1994 APR [15] CURRENT OPINION IN NEUROBIOLOGY 4 (2): 218-225 JOHNSON MH BRAIN AND COGNITIVE-DEVELOPMENT IN INFANCY	0	6
1630	11	86	1653 1994 APR [15] CURRENT OPINION IN NEUROBIOLOGY 4 (2): 256-265 PICTON TW; STUSS DT NEUROBIOLOGY OF CONSCIOUS EXPERIENCE	1	29
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1631	16	31	1684 1994 APR [15] INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 29 (2): 233-248 NICOLAS S; CARBONNEL S; TIBERGHIEN G DATA-DRIVEN PROCESSING AND PRIMING EFFECTS IN A WORD-FRAGMENT COMPLETION TASK	4	4
1632	15	40	1693 1994 APR [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 16 (2): 271-288 MUTTER SA; HOWARD JH; HOWARD DV SERIAL PATTERN LEARNING AFTER HEAD-INJURY	2	5
1633	1	32	1694 1994 APR [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 16 (2): 303-316 LAN SP; RYAN CM; ADAMS KM; GRANT I; HEATON RK; et al. A SCREENING ALGORITHM TO IDENTIFY CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS IN THE DIABETES CONTROL AND COMPLICATIONS TRIAL	0	4
1634	2	53	1732 1994 APR-JUN [APR 15] JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY AND NEUROLOGY 7 (2): 121-128 LANGER KG DEPRESSION IN DISABLING ILLNESS - SEVERITY AND PATTERNS OF SELF-REPORTED SYMPTOMS IN 3 GROUPS	1	10
1635	7	30	1749 1994 APR [15] LAW AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR 18 (2): 203-210 KASSIN SM; ELLSWORTH PC; SMITH VL DEJA-VU ALL OVER AGAIN - ELLIOTT CRITIQUE OF EYEWITNESS EXPERTS	0	6
1636	4	13	1817 1994 APR [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 74 (2): 387-392 LINNA DE; GULGOZ S EFFECT OF RANDOM RESPONSE GENERATION ON CRYPTOMNESIA	0	1
1637	5	64	1819 1994 APR [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 101 (2): 259-265 THOMPSON RF BEHAVIORISM AND NEUROSCIENCE	0	3
1638	1	61	1555 1994 MAY [15] ANAESTHESIST 43 (5): 289-297 SCHWENDER D; KAISER A; KLASING S; FABERZULLIG E; GOLLING W; et al. ANESTHESIA WITH FLUNITRAZEPAM TENTANYL AND ISOFLURANE FENTANYL - UNCONSCIOUS PERCEPTION AND MIDLATENCY AUDITORY-EVOKED POTENTIALS	0	6
1639	3	42	1572 1994 MAY [15] ARCHIVES OF NEUROLOGY 51 (5): 468-473 FEINBERG TE; ROANE DM; KWAN PC; SCHINDLER RJ; HABER LD ANOSOGNOSIA AND VISUOVERBAL CONFABULATION	6	15
1640	5	125	1616 1994 MAY [15] BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 164: 600-612 PIPER A MULTIPLE PERSONALITY-DISORDER	5	42
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1641	1	35	1658 1994 MAY [15] 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
1642	4	58	1672 1994 MAY-JUN [MAY 15] HARVARD REVIEW OF PSYCHIATRY 2 (1): 22-33 GHAEMI SN; POPE HG LACK OF INSIGHT IN PSYCHOTIC AND AFFECTIVE-DISORDERS - A REVIEW OF EMPIRICAL-STUDIES	6	40
1643	19	60	1713 1994 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20 (3): 521-533 CHURCH BA; SCHACTER DL PERCEPTUAL SPECIFICITY OF AUDITORY PRIMING - IMPLICIT MEMORY FOR VOICE INTONATION AND FUNDAMENTAL-FREQUENCY	83	83
1644	32	68	1714 1994 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20 (3): 534-549 BOWERS JS DOES IMPLICIT MEMORY EXTEND TO LEGAL AND ILLEGAL NONWORDS	28	31
1645	18	43	1715 1994 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20 (3): 567-584 FRENSCH PA; BUCHNER A; LIN J IMPLICIT LEARNING OF UNIQUE AND AMBIGUOUS SERIAL TRANSITIONS IN THE PRESENCE AND ABSENCE OF A DISTRACTOR TASK	25	63
1646	13	24	1716 1994 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20 (3): 585-594 REED J; JOHNSON P ASSESSING IMPLICIT LEARNING WITH INDIRECT TESTS - DETERMINING WHAT IS LEARNED ABOUT SEQUENCE STRUCTURE	31	85
1647	18	78	1717 1994 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20 (3): 608-620 HIRSHMAN E; TREMBATH D; MULLIGAN N THEORETICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE MNEMONIC BENEFITS OF PERCEPTUAL INTERFERENCE	1	15
1648	16	30	1718 1994 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20 (3): 671-679 THAPAR A; GREENE RL EFFECTS OF LEVEL OF PROCESSING ON IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT TASKS	24	32
1649	14	38	1719 1994 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20 (3): 739-749 VERDOLINIMARSTON K; BALOTA DA ROLE OF ELABORATIVE AND PERCEPTUAL INTEGRATIVE PROCESSES IN PERCEPTUAL-MOTOR PERFORMANCE	4	7
1650	6	112	1738 1994 MAY [15] 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
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1651	8	50	1739 1994 MAY [15] JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 66 (5): 840-856 CARLSTON DE; SKOWRONSKI JJ SAVINGS IN THE RELEARNING OF TRAIT INFORMATION AS EVIDENCE FOR SPONTANEOUS INFERENCE GENERATION	4	64
1652	5	57	1751 1994 MAY [15] MEDICAL EDUCATION 28 (3): 172-179 BOREHAM NC THE DANGEROUS PRACTICE OF THINKING	0	10
1653	33	51	1758 1994 MAY [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 22 (3): 293-312 RICHARDSONKLAVEHN A; LEE MG; JOUBRAN R; BJORK RA INTENTION AND AWARENESS IN PERCEPTUAL IDENTIFICATION PRIMING	0	32
1654	6	54	1765 1994 MAY [15] NEUROLOGY 44 (5): 892-898 PASCUALLEONE A; VALLSSOLE J; BRASILNETO JP; CAMMAROTA A; GRAFMAN J; et al. AKINESIA IN PARKINSONS-DISEASE .2. EFFECTS OF SUBTHRESHOLD REPETITIVE TRANSCRANIAL MOTOR CORTEX STIMULATION	2	97
1655	3	86	1807 1994 MAY [15] PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY-RESEARCH AND PRACTICE 25 (2): 132-140 MAPOU RL; LAW WA NEUROBEHAVIORAL ASPECTS OF HIV DISEASE AND AIDS - AN UPDATE	0	6
1656	5	25	1822 1994 MAY [15] 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
1657	31	63	1846 1994 MAY [15] QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY SECTION A-HUMAN EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 47 (2): 331-364 OSTERGAARD AL DISSOCIATIONS BETWEEN WORD PRIMING EFFECTS IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND PATIENTS WITH MEMORY DISORDERS - MULTIPLE MEMORY-SYSTEMS OR RETRIEVAL	26	31
1658	7	36	1804 1994 JUN 7 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 91 (12): 5637-5641 ALVAREZ P; ZOLAMORGAN S; SQUIRE LR THE ANIMAL-MODEL OF HUMAN AMNESIA - LONG-TERM-MEMORY IMPAIRED AND SHORT-TERM-MEMORY INTACT	9	44
1659	3	92	1560 1994 JUN [15] ANNEE PSYCHOLOGIQUE 94 (2): 257-282 NICOLAS S MEMORY IN THE WORK OF BINET,ALFRED (1857-1911)	1	4
1660	1	6	1613 1994 JUN [15] BRITISH JOURNAL OF ANAESTHESIA 72 (6): 730-731 MILLAR K THERAPEUTIC SUGGESTIONS DURING GENERAL-ANESTHESIA - REPLY	0	0
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1661	15	173	1632 1994 JUN [15] COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 26 (3): 240-346 JOHNSON NF; PUGH KR A COHORT MODEL OF VISUAL WORD RECOGNITION	4	38
1662	14	39	1633 1994 JUN [15] COGNITIVE THERAPY AND RESEARCH 18 (3): 225-240 CLOITRE M; SHEAR MK; CANCIENNE J; ZEITLIN SB IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY FOR CATASTROPHIC ASSOCIATIONS TO BODILY SENSATION WORDS IN PANIC DISORDER	11	31
1663	5	62	1634 1994 JUN [15] CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 3 (2): 129-147 SCHWENDER D; MADLER C; KLASING S; PETER K; POPPEL E ANESTHETIC CONTROL OF 40-HZ BRAIN ACTIVITY AND IMPLICIT MEMORY	3	21
1664	3	30	1635 1994 JUN [15] CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 3 (2): 148-165 ANDRADE J; MUNGLANI R; JONES JG; BADDELEY AD COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE DURING ANESTHESIA	8	13
1665	13	87	1636 1994 JUN [15] CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 3 (2): 166-195 CASELEYRONDI G; MERIKLE PM; BOWERS KS UNCONSCIOUS COGNITION IN THE CONTEXT OF GENERAL-ANESTHESIA	7	11
1666	3	115	1637 1994 JUN [15] CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 3 (2): 246-264 KAHAN TL; LABERGE S LUCID DREAMING AS METACOGNITION - IMPLICATIONS FOR COGNITIVE SCIENCE	0	11
1667	14	39	1645 1994 JUN [15] CORTEX 30 (2): 293-303 VERFAELLIE M; CERMAK LS ACQUISITION OF GENERIC MEMORY IN AMNESIA	12	17
1668	9	25	1646 1994 JUN [15] CORTEX 30 (2): 305-317 VANDERLINDEN M; MEULEMANS T; LORRAIN D ACQUISITION OF NEW CONCEPTS BY 2 AMNESIC PATIENTS	16	16
1669	5	23	1647 1994 JUN [15] CORTEX 30 (2): 351-354 PARKINSON JA; AGGLETON JP THE FAILURE OF CONTEXT SHIFTS TO ALTER THE RECOGNITION OF FACES - IMPLICATIONS FOR CONTEXTUAL DEFICITS IN AMNESIA	5	6
1670	1	54	1659 1994 JUN [15] DREAMING 4 (2): 91-104 TRAVIS F THE JUNCTION POINT MODEL - A FIELD MODEL OF WAKING, SLEEPING, AND DREAMING, RELATING DREAM WITNESSING, THE WAKING SLEEPING TRANSITION, AND TRANSCENDENTAL-MEDITATION IN TERMS OF A COMMON PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL STATE	0	5
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1671	1	21	1660 1994 JUN [15] EEG-EMG-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ELEKTROENZEPHALOGRAPHIE ELEKTROMYOGRAPHIE UND VERWANDTE GEBIETE 25 (2): 117-125 BRUGGENWERTH G; GUTJAHR L; KULKA T; MACHLEIDT W MUSIC INDUCED EMOTIONAL EEG REACTIONS	0	1
1672	1	38	1661 1994 JUN [15] EEG-EMG-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ELEKTROENZEPHALOGRAPHIE ELEKTROMYOGRAPHIE UND VERWANDTE GEBIETE 25 (2): 151-160 LARBIG W EEG CORRELATES OF PAIN CONTROL	0	2
1673	23	58	1667 1994 JUN [15] EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 6 (2): 113-129 GRAF P; KOMATSU S PROCESS DISSOCIATION PROCEDURE - HANDLE WITH CAUTION	60	92
1674	19	39	1668 1994 JUN [15] 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
1675	2	40	1673 1994 JUN [15] HIPPOCAMPUS 4 (3): 315-321 POUCET B; BUHOT MC EFFECTS OF MEDIAL SEPTAL OR UNILATERAL HIPPOCAMPAL INACTIVATIONS ON REFERENCE AND WORKING SPATIAL MEMORY IN RATS	1	22
1676	2	31	1674 1994 JUN [15] HOSPITAL AND COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY 45 (6): 549-555 WEIDEN P; HAVENS L PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC MANAGEMENT-TECHNIQUES IN THE TREATMENT OF OUTPATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA	0	12
1677	4	39	1701 1994 JUN [15] JOURNAL OF CONSUMER RESEARCH 21 (1): 71-82 PARK CW; MOTHERSBAUGH DL; FEICK L CONSUMER KNOWLEDGE ASSESSMENT	3	33
1678	6	95	1730 1994 JUN [15] JOURNAL OF GENETIC PSYCHOLOGY 155 (2): 233-246 MURRAY JB DIMENSIONS OF MULTIPLE PERSONALITY-DISORDER	0	2
1679	0	46	1740 1994 JUN [15] JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 66 (6): 989-997 LEVY B; LANGER E AGING FREE FROM NEGATIVE STEREOTYPES - SUCCESSFUL MEMORY IN CHINA AND AMONG THE AMERICAN DEAF	5	42
1680	19	61	1774 1994 JUN [15] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 32 (6): 675-691 KOPELMAN MD; CHRISTENSEN H; PUFFETT A; STANHOPE N THE GREAT ESCAPE - A NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY OF PSYCHOGENIC AMNESIA	27	35
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1681	6	55	1775 1994 JUN [15] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 32 (6): 729-739 ESLINGER PJ; GRATTAN LM ALTERED SERIAL POSITION LEARNING AFTER FRONTAL-LOBE LESION	18	39
1682	1	105	1784 1994 JUN [15] NEUROPSYCHOLOGY REVIEW 4 (2): 117-160 FARMER ME COGNITIVE DEFICITS RELATED TO MAJOR ORGAN FAILURE - THE POTENTIAL ROLE OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING	0	6
1683	5	37	1795 1994 JUN [15] PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY BULLETIN 20 (3): 285-293 BOEHM LE THE VALIDITY EFFECT - A SEARCH FOR MEDIATING VARIABLES	1	11
1684	11	23	1810 1994 JUN [15] PSYCHOLOGIA 37 (2): 72-80 KAMIYA S; TAJIKA H; TAKAHASHI K EFFECTS OF SUBLIMINAL PERCEPTION OF WORDS IN EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT MEMORY	2	2
1685	3	50	1829 1994 JUN [15] PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 9 (2): 287-302 BIEMANCOPLAND S; CHARNESS N MEMORY KNOWLEDGE AND MEMORY MONITORING IN ADULTHOOD	2	20
1686	5	18	1836 1994 JUN [15] PSYCHONOMIC BULLETIN & REVIEW 1 (2): 264-268 BROOKS BM A COMPARISON OF SERIAL POSITION EFFECTS IN IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT WORD-STEM COMPLETION	5	8
1687	3	44	1546 1994 [JUN 30] ACTA NEUROLOGICA SCANDINAVICA 89: 204-209 CHRISTIANSON SA COMMENTS ON NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF EPILEPSY SURGERY - ARE THE TESTS SENSITIVE ENOUGH	0	0
1688	5	37	1548 1994 [JUN 30] ADVANCES IN CONSUMER RESEARCH, VOL XXI 21: 270-275 LEE AY THE MERE EXPOSURE EFFECT - IS IT A MERE CASE OF MISATTRIBUTION	2	4
1689	1	145	1549 1994 [JUN 30] ADVANCES IN EXPERIMENTAL SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, VOL 26 26: 75-121 KENRICK DT EVOLUTIONARY SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGY - FROM SEXUAL SELECTION TO SOCIAL COGNITION	1	28
1690	9	63	1573 1994 [JUN 30] ATTENTION AND PERFORMANCE XV 15: 37-76 FARAH MJ VISUAL-PERCEPTION AND VISUAL AWARENESS AFTER BRAIN-DAMAGE - A TUTORIAL OVERVIEW	4	13
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1691	18	123	1574 1994 [JUN 30] ATTENTION AND PERFORMANCE XV 15: 153-178 YOUNG AW CONSCIOUS AND NONCONSCIOUS RECOGNITION OF FAMILIAR FACES	3	7
1692	11	50	1575 1994 [JUN 30] ATTENTION AND PERFORMANCE XV 15: 179-201 BRUCE V; BURTON M; CARSON D; HANNA E; MASON O REPETITION PRIMING OF FACE RECOGNITION	9	18
1693	11	65	1576 1994 [JUN 30] ATTENTION AND PERFORMANCE XV 15: 551-569 BENTIN S SEMANTIC PROCESSING OF IGNORED STIMULI - THE ROLE OF ATTENTION IN MEMORY	3	4
1694	7	42	1577 1994 [JUN 30] ATTENTION AND PERFORMANCE XV 15: 571-588 RUECKL JG; DROR IE THE EFFECT OF ORTHOGRAPHIC SEMANTIC SYSTEMATICITY ON THE ACQUISITION OF NEW WORDS	4	5
1695	105	217	1578 1994 [JUN 30] ATTENTION AND PERFORMANCE XV 15: 619-660 MOSCOVITCH M; GOSHENGOTTSTEIN Y; VRIEZEN E MEMORY WITHOUT CONSCIOUS RECOLLECTION - A TUTORIAL REVIEW FROM A NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE	26	34
1696	15	39	1579 1994 [JUN 30] ATTENTION AND PERFORMANCE XV 15: 661-679 JACOBY LL MEASURING RECOLLECTION - STRATEGIC VERSUS AUTOMATIC INFLUENCES OF ASSOCIATIVE CONTEXT	12	18
1697	12	41	1580 1994 [JUN 30] ATTENTION AND PERFORMANCE XV 15: 681-696 GRAF P EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT MEMORY - A DECADE OF RESEARCH	11	14
1698	13	76	1581 1994 [JUN 30] ATTENTION AND PERFORMANCE XV 15: 697-724 CARR TH; DAGENBACH D; VANWIEREN D; RADVANSKY LAC; ALEJANO AR; et al. ACQUIRING GENERAL KNOWLEDGE FROM SPECIFIC EPISODES OF EXPERIENCE	3	7
1699	14	52	1582 1994 [JUN 30] ATTENTION AND PERFORMANCE XV 15: 725-751 PHAF RH; MUL NM; WOLTERS G A CONNECTIONIST VIEW ON DISSOCIATIONS	7	11
1700	23	82	1583 1994 [JUN 30] ATTENTION AND PERFORMANCE XV 15: 755-782 BERRY DC IMPLICIT LEARNING - 25 YEARS ON - A TUTORIAL	5	17
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1701	22	62	1584 1994 [JUN 30] ATTENTION AND PERFORMANCE XV 15: 811-835 PERRUCHET P LEARNING FROM COMPLEX RULE-GOVERNED ENVIRONMENTS - ON THE PROPER FUNCTIONS OF NONCONSCIOUS AND CONSCIOUS PROCESSES	8	20
1702	10	42	1585 1994 [JUN 30] ATTENTION AND PERFORMANCE XV 15: 837-860 SHANKS DR; GREEN REA; KOLODNY JA A CRITICAL-EXAMINATION OF THE EVIDENCE FOR UNCONSCIOUS (IMPLICIT) LEARNING	8	15
1703	8	132	1625 1994 [JUN 30] CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW 14 (7): 663-695 SEGAL ZV; INGRAM RE MOOD PRIMING AND CONSTRUCT ACTIVATION IN TESTS OF COGNITIVE VULNERABILITY TO UNIPOLAR DEPRESSION	2	64
1704	2	31	1650 1994 [JUN 30] CREATIVITY RESEARCH JOURNAL 7 (2): 159-170 SMITH GJW; VANDERMEER G CREATIVITY THROUGH PSYCHOSOMATICS	1	4
1705	10	23	1657 1994 [JUN 30] DEVELOPMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 10 (1): 67-73 RYBASH JM; COLILLA JL SOURCE MEMORY DEFICITS AND FRONTAL-LOBE FUNCTIONING IN CHILDREN	10	13
1706	2	56	1678 1994 [JUN 30] INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BEHAVIORAL DEVELOPMENT : 161-200 PASCUALLEONE J; BAILLARGEON R DEVELOPMENT MEASUREMENT OF MENTAL ATTENTION	0	0
1707	4	50	1743 1994 [JUN 30] JOURNAL OF PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 8 (1): 54-59 RUSTED J CHOLINERGIC BLOCKADE AND HUMAN INFORMATION-PROCESSING - ARE WE ASKING THE RIGHT QUESTIONS	3	16
1708	2	6	1746 1994 [JUN 30] JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION 42 (4): 991-996 SHEVRIN H THE USES AND ABUSES OF MEMORY	0	5
1709	0	1	1763 1994 [JUN 30] Memory systems 1994 Schacter DL; Tulving E Memory systems 1994	462	462
1710	3	65	1799 1994 [JUN 30] PHILOSOPHICAL PSYCHOLOGY 7 (1): 21-38 HILDEBRANDT H ORGANOLOGY AND MODULARITY - ONE PICTURE OF THE MIND OR 2	1	1
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1711	9	61	1851 1994 [JUN 30] REVUE NEUROLOGIQUE 150 (5): 330-337 SELLAL F; BACON E; COLLARD M MEMORY AND BENZODIAZEPINES	2	8
1712	1	23	1852 1994 [JUN 30] REVUE NEUROLOGIQUE 150 (8-9): 564-569 MESULAM M NEUROCOGNITIVE NETWORKS AND SELECTIVELY DISTRIBUTED-PROCESSING	4	37
1713	7	40	1853 1994 [JUN 30] REVUE NEUROLOGIQUE 150 (8-9): 580-587 BUTTERS N; SALMON D; HEINDEL WC SPECIFICITY OF THE MEMORY DEFICITS ASSOCIATED WITH BASAL GANGLIA DYSFUNCTION	10	26
1714	2	37	1857 1994 [JUN 30] SCHWEIZERISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE-REVUE SUISSE DE PSYCHOLOGIE 53 (1): 5-12 NICOLAS S EBBINGHAUS,HERMANN (1850-1909) - LIFE AND WORK OF A GREAT EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGIST	1	2
1715	15	27	1858 1994 [JUN 30] SCHWEIZERISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PSYCHOLOGIE-REVUE SUISSE DE PSYCHOLOGIE 53 (2): 63-77 WIPPICH W; MECKLENBRAUKER S; KRISCH S PRIMING EFFECTS AND INTUITIVE JUDGMENTS	0	0
1716	2	84	1860 1994 [JUN 30] SELECTIONISM AND THE BRAIN 37: 211-242 REEKE GN SELECTION VERSUS INSTRUCTION - USE OF COMPUTER-MODELS TO COMPARE BRAIN THEORIES	0	1
1717	29	91	1861 1994 [JUN 30] SELECTIONISM AND THE BRAIN 37: 243-269 SQUIRE LR MEMORY AND FORGETTING - LONG-TERM AND GRADUAL CHANGES IN MEMORY STORAGE	2	7
1718	33	75	1862 1994 [JUN 30] SELECTIONISM AND THE BRAIN 37: 271-288 SCHACTER DL IMPLICIT KNOWLEDGE - NEW PERSPECTIVES ON UNCONSCIOUS PROCESSES	3	3
1719	2	49	1863 1994 [JUN 30] SELECTIONISM AND THE BRAIN 37: 291-333 RAMACHANDRAN VS PHANTOM LIMBS, NEGLECT SYNDROMES, REPRESSED MEMORIES, AND FREUDIAN PSYCHOLOGY	5	25
1720	11	28	1871 1994 [JUN 30] ZEITSCHRIFT FUR EXPERIMENTELLE UND ANGEWANDTE PSYCHOLOGIE 41 (1): 154-172 WIPPICH W UNCONSCIOUS EFFECTS AND PRECONCEPTIONS IN JUDGMENTS OF PERSON NAMES	2	6
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1721	2	27	1872 1994 [JUN 30] ZEITSCHRIFT FUR EXPERIMENTELLE UND ANGEWANDTE PSYCHOLOGIE 41 (2): 279-294 SCHONPFLUG W; FRITSCH E LEARNING WITH NOTES - MEMORY AND META-MEMORY IN THE MIDDLE-AGED AND THE ELDERLY	0	1
1722	13	36	1873 1994 [JUN 30] ZEITSCHRIFT FUR EXPERIMENTELLE UND ANGEWANDTE PSYCHOLOGIE 41 (2): 315-347 WIPPICH W; MECKLENBRAUKER S; BAUMANN R THE EFFECTS OF COLOR IN IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT TESTS OF MEMORY	3	3
1723	2	43	1874 1994 [JUN 30] ZEITSCHRIFT FUR EXPERIMENTELLE UND ANGEWANDTE PSYCHOLOGIE 41 (3): 378-397 HAUBENSAK G HOW DOES THE FREQUENCY EFFECT IN CATEGORY RATINGS ARISE - A CONTRIBUTION TO RATING THEORY	0	1
1724	4	17	1875 1994 [JUN 30] ZEITSCHRIFT FUR EXPERIMENTELLE UND ANGEWANDTE PSYCHOLOGIE 41 (3): 500-522 WIPPICH W; MECKLENBRAUKER S; NORBERTWURM J MOTOR SENSORY EFFECTS OF HAPTIC INFORMATION ON IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT TESTS OF MEMORY	0	0
1725	4	9	1614 1994 JUL [15] BRITISH JOURNAL OF ANAESTHESIA 73 (1): 122-123 BONEBAKKER AE; BONKE B; JELICIC M MEMORY FOR AUDITORY MATERIAL PRESENTED DURING ANESTHESIA	0	1
1726	4	9	1615 1994 JUL [15] BRITISH JOURNAL OF ANAESTHESIA 73 (1): 123-124 PARKER CJR; OATES JDL; BOYD AH; THOMAS JD MEMORY FOR AUDITORY MATERIAL PRESENTED DURING ANESTHESIA - REPLY	0	0
1727	5	31	1630 1994 JUL [15] COGNITIVE BRAIN RESEARCH 2 (1): 39-48 OLIVARES E; BOBES MA; AUBERT E; VALDESSOSA M ASSOCIATIVE ERP EFFECTS WITH MEMORIES OF ARTIFICIAL FACES	2	13
1728	2	4	1639 1994 JUL [15] CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY 39 (7): 757-758 LARRABEE GJ NEUROPSYCHOLOGY OF THE AMNESIC SYNDROME - PARKIN,AJ, LENG,NRC	0	0
1729	9	34	1664 1994 JUL [15] ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY AND CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY 92 (4): 342-351 HERTZ S; PORJESZ B; BEGLEITER H; CHORLIAN D EVENT-RELATED POTENTIALS TO FACES - THE EFFECTS OF PRIMING AND RECOGNITION	12	33
1730	2	29	1669 1994 JUL-AUG [JUL 15] EUROPEAN NEUROLOGY 34 (4): 193-198 BELDARRAIN MG; GARCIAMONCO JC; LLORENS V; CORTES J; MAYO J NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES BUT COMPARABLE REGIONAL CEREBRAL BLOOD CHANGES IN ASYMPTOMATIC HIV-1-POSITIVE AND HIV-1-NEGATIVE DRUG-ADDICTS	0	3
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1731	4	22	1680 1994 JUL [15] INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL HYPNOSIS 42 (3): 184-203 BASDEN BH; BASDEN DR; COE WC; DECKER S; CRUTCHER K RETRIEVAL INHIBITION IN DIRECTED FORGETTING AND POSTHYPNOTIC AMNESIA	2	4
1732	6	153	1681 1994 JUL [15] INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL HYPNOSIS 42 (3): 204-232 CRAWFORD HJ BRAIN DYNAMICS AND HYPNOSIS - ATTENTIONAL AND DISATTENTIONAL PROCESSES	6	52
1733	3	153	1703 1994 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-ANIMAL BEHAVIOR PROCESSES 20 (3): 219-231 BOUTON ME CONDITIONING, REMEMBERING, AND FORGETTING	5	88
1734	23	44	1720 1994 JUL [15] 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
1735	9	49	1721 1994 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20 (4): 934-945 ZARAGOZA MS; LANE SM SOURCE MISATTRIBUTIONS AND THE SUGGESTIBILITY OF EYEWITNESS MEMORY	43	94
1736	2	39	1737 1994 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF NEUROLOGY NEUROSURGERY AND PSYCHIATRY 57 (7): 805-809 MICHON A; DEWEER B; PILLON B; AGID Y; DUBOIS B RELATION OF ANOSOGNOSIA TO FRONTAL-LOBE DYSFUNCTION IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	22	51
1737	1	58	1742 1994 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF PRAGMATICS 22 (1): 37-53 ITKONEN E ICONICITY, ANALOGY, AND UNIVERSAL GRAMMAR	0	3
1738	1	56	1748 1994 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH 88 (3): 185-206 BRAUD WG REACHING FOR CONSCIOUSNESS - EXPANSIONS AND COMPLEMENTS	0	4
1739	2	73	1764 1994 JUL-AUG [JUL 15] NEUROEPIDEMIOLOGY 13 (4): 145-154 GAGNON M; DARTIGUES JF; MAZAUX JM; DEQUAE L; LETENNEUR L; et al. SELF-REPORTED MEMORY COMPLAINTS AND MEMORY PERFORMANCE IN ELDERLY FRENCH COMMUNITY RESIDENTS - RESULTS OF THE PAQUID RESEARCH-PROGRAM	2	31
1740	3	52	1768 1994 JUL [15] NEUROPSYCHIATRY NEUROPSYCHOLOGY AND BEHAVIORAL NEUROLOGY 7 (3): 176-184 WEINSTEIN EA; FRIEDLAND RP; WAGNER EE DENIAL UNAWARENESS OF IMPAIRMENT AND SYMBOLIC BEHAVIOR IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	14	20
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1741	18	53	1769 1994 JUL [15] 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
1742	7	47	1776 1994 JUL [15] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 32 (7): 857-873 SHAW C; AGGLETON JP THE ABILITY OF AMNESIC SUBJECTS TO ESTIMATE TIME INTERVALS	2	21
1743	3	42	1794 1994 JUL [15] PERSONALITY AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES 17 (1): 97-109 STEINGASS HP; SARTORY G; CANAVAN AGM CHRONIC-ALCOHOLISM AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION - GENERAL DECLINE OR PATTERNED IMPAIRMENT	0	4
1744	18	56	1841 1994 JUL [15] PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 115 (3): 397-406 VIDAILHET P; DANION JM; KAUFFMANNMULLER F; GRANGE D; GIERSCH A; et al. LORAZEPAM AND DIAZEPAM EFFECTS ON MEMORY ACQUISITION IN PRIMING TASKS	24	42
1745	9	23	1842 1994 JUL [15] PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 115 (3): 430-434 SCHIFANO F; CURRAN HV PHARMACOLOGICAL MODELS OF MEMORY DYSFUNCTION - A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF SCOPOLAMINE AND LORAZEPAM ON WORD VALENCE RATINGS, PRIMING AND RECALL	11	17
1746	1	29	1850 1994 JUL-AUG [JUL 15] RECHERCHE 25 (267): 798-802 CARDEBAT D; DEMONET JF; PUEL M DISORDERS IN THE MEANING OF WORDS	0	0
1747	4	39	1867 1994 SUM [JUL 15] SOCIAL COGNITION 12 (2): 103-128 BORNSTEIN RF; DAGOSTINO PR THE ATTRIBUTION AND DISCOUNTING OF PERCEPTUAL FLUENCY - PRELIMINARY TESTS OF A PERCEPTUAL FLUENCY ATTRIBUTIONAL MODEL OF THE MERE EXPOSURE EFFECT	13	43
1748	2	21	1869 1994 JUL [15] TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES 17 (7): 292-294 MOSCOVITCH M; BEHRMANN M; WINOCUR G DO PETS HAVE LONG OR SHORT EARS - MENTAL-IMAGERY AND NEUROIMAGING	2	23
1749	7	44	1805 1994 JUL 19 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
1750	6	25	1785 1994 JUL 21 NEUROREPORT 5 (12): 1517-1521 NIELSENBOHLMAN L; KNIGHT RT ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL DISSOCIATION OF RAPID MEMORY MECHANISMS IN HUMANS	4	16
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1751	15	264	1563 1994 AUG [15] APPLIED COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 8 (4): 281-338 LINDSAY DS; READ JD PSYCHOTHERAPY AND MEMORIES OF CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE - A COGNITIVE PERSPECTIVE	79	207
1752	1	22	1564 1994 AUG [15] APPLIED COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 8 (4): 389-398 MORTON J COGNITIVE PERSPECTIVES ON MEMORY RECOVERY	4	14
1753	9	104	1565 1994 AUG [15] APPLIED COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 8 (4): 407-435 READ JD; LINDSAY DS MOVING TOWARD A MIDDLE GROUND ON THE FALSE MEMORY DEBATE - REPLY	3	15
1754	4	60	1603 1994 AUG [15] BRAIN 117: 683-703 VARGHAKHADEM F; ISAACS E; MISHKIN M AGNOSIA, ALEXIA AND A REMARKABLE FORM OF AMNESIA IN AN ADOLESCENT BOY	2	14
1755	2	42	1605 1994 AUG [15] BRAIN AND LANGUAGE 47 (2): 214-232 COHEN L; DEHAENE S AMNESIA FOR ARITHMETIC FACTS - A SINGLE-CASE STUDY	0	20
1756	9	33	1656 1994 AUG [15] CURRENT OPINION IN NEUROLOGY 7 (4): 294-298 RAPP PR; HEINDEL WC MEMORY-SYSTEMS IN NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL AGING	4	36
1757	1	140	1685 1994 AUG [15] IRAL-INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF APPLIED LINGUISTICS IN LANGUAGE TEACHING 32 (3): 201-228 DANESI M THE NEUROSCIENTIFIC PERSPECTIVE IN 2ND-LANGUAGE ACQUISITION RESEARCH - A CRITICAL SYNOPSIS	0	0
1758	16	22	1686 1994 AUG [15] JAPANESE JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 65 (3): 181-189 FUJITA T GENERATION EFFECT ON IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT MEMORY TASKS - INFLUENCE OF INSTRUCTIONS AND PROPORTION OVERLAP OF LISTS	1	3
1759	4	20	1695 1994 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 16 (4): 539-546 VAKIL E; BIEDERMAN Y; LIRAN G; GROSWASSER Z; ABERBUCH S HEAD-INJURED PATIENTS AND CONTROL-GROUP - IMPLICIT VERSUS EXPLICIT MEASURES OF FREQUENCY OF OCCURRENCE	11	14
1760	3	37	1696 1994 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 16 (4): 630-639 TWUM M; PARENTE R ROLE OF IMAGERY AND VERBAL LABELING IN THE PERFORMANCE OF PAIRED ASSOCIATES TASKS BY PERSONS WITH CLOSED-HEAD INJURY	1	7
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1761	5	55	1697 1994 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY 16 (4): 640-646 OSHEA MF; SALING MM; BLADIN PF CAN METAMEMORY BE LOCALIZED	3	9
1762	3	55	1705 1994 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 20 (4): 691-708 MONHEIT MA; JOHNSTON JC SPATIAL ATTENTION TO ARRAYS OF MULTIDIMENSIONAL OBJECTS	0	16
1763	1	59	1747 1994 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR INFORMATION SCIENCE 45 (7): 465-476 COLE C OPERATIONALIZING THE NOTION OF INFORMATION AS A SUBJECTIVE CONSTRUCT	0	17
1764	3	16	1777 1994 AUG [15] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 32 (8): 881-891 KESNER RP; HOPKINS RO; FINEMAN B ITEM AND ORDER DISSOCIATION IN HUMANS WITH PREFRONTAL CORTEX DAMAGE	22	54
1765	23	37	1778 1994 AUG [15] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 32 (8): 903-921 CARLESIMO GA PERCEPTUAL AND CONCEPTUAL PRIMING IN AMNESIC AND ALCOHOLIC PATIENTS	33	34
1766	13	51	1791 1994 AUG [15] PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS 79 (1): 163-184 RATHUS JH; REBER AS; MANZA L; KUSHNER M IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT LEARNING - DIFFERENTIAL-EFFECTS OF AFFECTIVE STATES	4	10
1767	4	43	1847 1994 AUG [15] QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY SECTION A-HUMAN EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 47 (3): 565-587 BRANDIMONTE MA; PASSOLUNGHI MC THE EFFECT OF CUE-FAMILIARITY, CUE-DISTINCTIVENESS, AND RETENTION INTERVAL ON PROSPECTIVE REMEMBERING	3	38
1768	12	32	1848 1994 AUG [15] QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY SECTION A-HUMAN EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 47 (3): 589-605 BUDD TW; CARROLL M THE EFFECTS OF MODALITY AND ELABORATION ON PERCEPTUAL IDENTIFICATION	1	1
1769	18	39	1849 1994 AUG [15] QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY SECTION A-HUMAN EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 47 (3): 651-672 DORFMAN J; MANDLER G IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT FORGETTING - WHEN IS GIST REMEMBERED	8	8
1770	3	35	1806 1994 AUG 30 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
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1771	14	54	1561 1994 SEP [15] ANNEE PSYCHOLOGIQUE 94 (3): 345-367 DESGRANGES B; EUSTACHE F; RIOUX P EFFECTS OF AGE AND EDUCATIONAL-LEVEL ON MEMORY SUBSYSTEMS	8	15
1772	36	163	1589 1994 SEP [15] BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 17 (3): 367-395 SHANKS DR; STJOHN MF CHARACTERISTICS OF DISSOCIABLE HUMAN LEARNING-SYSTEMS	93	319
1773	5	9	1590 1994 SEP [15] BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 17 (3): 411-412 MARSOLEK CJ IMPLEMENTATIONAL CONSTRAINTS ON HUMAN LEARNING AND MEMORY-SYSTEMS	0	0
1774	5	16	1591 1994 SEP [15] BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 17 (3): 422-423 SQUIRE LR; HAMANN S; KNOWLTON B DISSOCIABLE LEARNING AND MEMORY-SYSTEMS OF THE BRAIN	1	5
1775	5	32	1592 1994 SEP [15] BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 17 (3): 427-447 SHANKS DR; STJOHN MF HOW SHOULD IMPLICIT LEARNING BE CHARACTERIZED - AUTHORS RESPONSE	1	2
1776	16	193	1593 1994 SEP [15] BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 17 (3): 449-472 EICHENBAUM H; OTTO T; COHEN NJ 2 FUNCTIONAL COMPONENTS OF THE HIPPOCAMPAL MEMORY SYSTEM	104	445
1777	1	18	1594 1994 SEP [15] BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 17 (3): 498-499 TULVING E; MARKOWITSCH HJ WHAT DO ANIMAL-MODELS OF MEMORY MODEL	2	9
1778	1	18	1611 1994 SEP [15] BRITISH JOURNAL FOR THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE 45 (3): 837-855 BUB J TESTING MODELS OF COGNITION THROUGH THE ANALYSIS OF BRAIN-DAMAGED PERFORMANCE	1	5
1779	7	43	1618 1994 SEP [15] CANADIAN JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE PSYCHOLOGIE EXPERIMENTALE 48 (3): 399-417 BEGG IM; NICHOLSON S SEMANTIC AND EPISODIC RELATIONS ARE EXPERIMENTALLY DISSOCIABLE AND STOCHASTICALLY INDEPENDENT	1	3
1780	6	35	1620 1994 SEP-OCT [SEP 15] 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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1781	4	68	1638 1994 SEP-DEC [SEP 15] CONSCIOUSNESS AND COGNITION 3 (3-4): 452-469 SCHOOLER JW SEEKING THE CORE - THE ISSUES AND EVIDENCE SURROUNDING RECOVERED ACCOUNTS OF SEXUAL TRAUMA	7	30
1782	1	7	1640 1994 SEP [15] CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY 39 (9): 900-901 BARTOL CR FITNESS TO STAND TRIAL - PAULL,D	0	0
1783	31	53	1648 1994 SEP [15] CORTEX 30 (3): 359-375 RUSSO R; SPINNLER H IMPLICIT VERBAL MEMORY IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	20	24
1784	14	35	1649 1994 SEP [15] CORTEX 30 (3): 459-468 STRACCIARI A; GHIDONI E; GUARINO M; POLETTI M; PAZZAGLIA P POSTTRAUMATIC RETROGRADE-AMNESIA WITH SELECTIVE IMPAIRMENT OF AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY	22	39
1785	1	28	1662 1994 SEP [15] EEG-EMG-ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ELEKTROENZEPHALOGRAPHIE ELEKTROMYOGRAPHIE UND VERWANDTE GEBIETE 25 (3): 180-189 REUTER BM; SCHONLE PW; KURTHEN M EVENT-RELATED POTENTIALS IN APHASIC PATIENTS - AN N400 STUDY	0	0
1786	10	114	1665 1994 SEP-OCT [SEP 15] ENCEPHALE-REVUE DE PSYCHIATRIE CLINIQUE BIOLOGIQUE ET THERAPEUTIQUE 20 (5): 511-519 PARTIOT A; PIERSON A; RENAULT B; WIDLOCHER D; JOUVENT R AUTOMATIC PROCESSES, FRONTAL SYSTEM AND BLUNTED AFFECT - FROM CLINICAL DIMENSIONS TO COGNITIVE-PROCESSES - TOWARD A PSYCHOBIOLOGICAL APPROACH OF PERSONALITY	0	5
1787	3	55	1670 1994 SEP-OCT [SEP 15] EUROPEAN NEUROLOGY 34 (5): 277-282 LOPEZ OL; BECKER JT; SOMSAK D; DEW MA; DEKOSKY ST AWARENESS OF COGNITIVE DEFICITS AND ANOSOGNOSIA IN PROBABLE ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	23	45
1788	7	61	1677 1994 SEP [15] INTERNATIONAL CLINICAL PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 9 (3): 145-153 GORENSTEIN C; BERNIK MA; POMPEIA S DIFFERENTIAL ACUTE PSYCHOMOTOR AND COGNITIVE EFFECTS OF DIAZEPAM ON LONG-TERM BENZODIAZEPINE USERS	2	19
1789	7	122	1704 1994 SEP [15] 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
1790	20	42	1722 1994 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20 (5): 1099-1107 GELLATLY A; PARKER A; BLURTON A; WOODS C WORD STEM AND WORD-FRAGMENT COMPLETION FOLLOWING SEMANTIC ACTIVATION AND ELABORATION	5	6
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
1791	35	105	1723 1994 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20 (5): 1108-1125 DORFMAN J SUBLEXICAL COMPONENTS IN IMPLICIT MEMORY FOR NOVEL WORDS	29	34
1792	11	40	1752 1994 SEP [15] MEMORY 2 (3): 241-254 MACANDREW SBG; JONES GV; MAYES AR NO SELECTIVE DEFICIT IN RECALL IN AMNESIA	3	4
1793	33	61	1753 1994 SEP [15] MEMORY 2 (3): 295-323 SCHACTER DL; CHURCH BA; OSOWIECKI DM AUDITORY PRIMING IN ELDERLY ADULTS - IMPAIRMENT OF VOICE-SPECIFIC IMPLICIT MEMORY	17	17
1794	44	63	1759 1994 SEP [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 22 (5): 533-541 BROWN AS; MITCHELL DB A REEVALUATION OF SEMANTIC VERSUS NONSEMANTIC PROCESSING IN IMPLICIT MEMORY	76	84
1795	1	31	1760 1994 SEP [15] MEMORY & COGNITION 22 (5): 542-551 PAYNE DG; ANASTASI JS; BLACKWELL JM; WENGER MJ SELECTIVE DISRUPTION OF HYPERMNESIA FOR PICTURES AND WORDS	1	4
1796	21	33	1779 1994 SEP [15] 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
1797	22	32	1780 1994 SEP [15] NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 32 (9): 1135-1143 GOODING PA; MAYES AR; MEUDELL P LONG-LASTING INDIRECT MEMORY PERFORMANCE FOR ABSTRACT SHAPES IN AMNESICS AND MATCHED CONTROLS	5	7
1798	5	30	1782 1994 SEP [15] NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL REHABILITATION 4 (3): 307-326 WILSON BA; BADDELEY A; EVANS J; SHIEL A ERRORLESS LEARNING IN THE REHABILITATION OF MEMORY-IMPAIRED PEOPLE	38	68
1799	4	15	1786 1994 SEP [15] NEUROREPORT 5 (14): 1721-1724 PASCALIS O; DESCHONEN S RECOGNITION MEMORY IN 3-DAY-OLD TO 4-DAY-OLD HUMAN NEONATES	6	30
1800	13	99	1812 1994 SEP [15] PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 116 (2): 274-292 JOHNSON HM PROCESSES OF SUCCESSFUL INTENTIONAL FORGETTING	24	72

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