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The Inferior Parietal Lobule and Recognition Memory: Expectancy Violation or Successful Retrieval? by O'Connor, Akira R, Han, Sanghoon, Dobbins, Ian G

“…Functional neuroimaging studies of episodic recognition demonstrate an increased lateral parietal response for studied versus new materials, often termed a…”
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Domain-general and Domain-sensitive Prefrontal Mechanisms for Recollecting Events and Detecting Novelty by Dobbins, Ian G., Wagner, Anthony D.

“…Recollecting the past and discriminating novel from familiar memoranda depend on poorly understood prefrontal cortical (PFC) mechanisms hypothesized to vary…”
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Functional Significance of Striatal Responses during Episodic Decisions: Recovery or Goal Attainment? by Han, Sanghoon, Huettel, Scott A, Raposo, Ana, Adcock, R. Alison, Dobbins, Ian G

“…Memory retrieval is typically a goal-directed behavior, and as such, potentially influenced by reinforcement and motivation processes. Although striatal…”
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Weak reward source memory in depression reflects blunted activation of VTA/SN and parahippocampus by Dillon, Daniel G, Dobbins, Ian G, Pizzagalli, Diego A

“…Reward responses in the medial temporal lobes and dopaminergic midbrain boost episodic memory formation in healthy adults, and weak memory for emotionally…”
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Specificity of priming: a cognitive neuroscience perspective by Schacter, Daniel L, Dobbins, Ian G, Schnyer, David M

“…Priming is a nonconscious form of memory that involves a change in a person's ability to identify, produce or classify an item as a result of a previous…”
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effects of priming on frontal-temporal communication by Ghuman, Avniel S, Bar, Moshe, Dobbins, Ian G, Schnyer, David M

“…Repeated exposure to a stimulus facilitates its processing. This is reflected in faster and more accurate identification, reduced perceptual identification…”
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Cortical activity reductions during repetition priming can result from rapid response learning by Dobbins, Ian G, Schnyer, David M, Verfaellie, Mieke, Schacter, Daniel L

“…Recent observation of objects speeds up their subsequent identification and classification. This common form of learning, known as repetition priming, can…”
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Recognition Receiver Operating Characteristic Asymmetry: Increased Noise or Information? by Dobbins, Ian G.

“…The recognition memory receiver operating characteristic (ROC) is typically asymmetric with a characteristic elevation of the left-hand portion. Whereas the…”
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Ventrolateral prefrontal cortex and self-initiated semantic elaboration during memory retrieval by Raposo, Ana, Han, Sanghoon, Dobbins, Ian G.

“…Left ventrolateral prefrontal cortex (LVPFC) is often implicated in neuroimaging studies of context memory retrieval. This activation has been argued to…”
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Recognition language classifiers demonstrate far transfer of learning by Dobbins, Ian G.

“…Machine learners trained on verbal justifications of recognition decisions reliably predict recognition accuracy. If these recognition language classifiers are…”
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Contributions of frontopolar cortex to judgments about self, others and relations by Raposo, Ana, Vicens, Luke, Clithero, John A., Dobbins, Ian G., Huettel, Scott A.

“…Activation in frontopolar cortex (FPC; BA 10) has been associated both with attending to mental states and with integrating multiple mental relations. However,…”
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Memory orientation and success: separable neurocognitive components underlying episodic recognition by Dobbins, Ian G, Rice, Heather J, Wagner, Anthony D, Schacter, Daniel L

“…Episodic recognition can be based on recollection of contextual details, on a sense of recent encounter, or some combination of the two. According to several…”
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Pupil dilation signals recognition salience by Dobbins, Ian G.

“…Stimuli that are recognized from a prior encounter elicit larger pupil dilations than those that are not. This study tests an account of this recognition…”
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The limited memory of value following value directed encoding by Filiz, Gizem, Dobbins, Ian G.

“…Items associated with higher values during encoding are later recognized and recalled better than are lower valued items. During recall paradigms, these value…”
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On the Properties of Observers Versus Scales: Comment on Fiacconi (2022) by Kantner, Justin, Dobbins, Ian G.

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Partitioning the sources of recognition confidence: The role of individual differences by Kantner, Justin, Dobbins, Ian G.

“…Confidence ratings during old–new recognition memory tasks are thought to index the strength of memory evidence elicited by test probes. However, various…”
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The language of accurate recognition memory by Dobbins, Ian G., Kantner, Justin

“…The natural language accompanying recognition judgments is a largely untapped though potentially rich source of information about the kinds of processing that…”
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Detecting recollection: Human evaluators can successfully assess the veracity of others' memories by Gamoran, Avi, Lieberman, Lilach, Gilead, Michael, Dobbins, Ian G, Sadeh, Talya

“…Humans have the highly adaptive ability to learn from others' memories. However, because memories are prone to errors, in order for others' memories to be a…”
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Critical tests of the continuous dual-process model of recognition by Cha, Jihyun, Dobbins, Ian G.

“…Dual process recognition models assume recognition depends upon context recollection and/or item familiarity. While most assume recollection is more highly…”
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Attempted recall of biographical information influences face attractiveness by Grybinas, David, Dobbins, Ian G.

“…We examined affective consequences arising from the kinds of memory retrieval failures that often accompany social interaction. To do so, we measured the…”
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