Frontally Mediated Control Processes Contribute to Source Memory Retrieval

Overview

Journal Neuron

Publisher Cell Press

Specialty Neurology

Date 2002 Oct 10

PMID 12372276

Citations 2

Authors

Randy L Buckner

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Abstract

Remembering is a cognitively demanding task that requires the strategic selection of information from memory. In this issue of Neuron, Dobbins et al. present functional MRI (fMRI) data that shed insight into the specific, dissociated contributions of frontal regions to remembering.

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