Distinguishing the precision of spatial recollection from its success: Evidence from healthy aging and unilateral mesial temporal lobe resection

Successful episodic recollection can vary in the precision of the information recalled. The hypothesis that recollection precision requires functional neuroanatomical contributions distinct from those required for recollection success remains controversial. Some findings in individuals with hippocam...

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Main Authors:	Bridge, D.J (Author), Nilakantan, A.S (Author), VanHaerents, S. (Author), Voss, J.L (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Elsevier Ltd 2018
Subjects:	accuracy adolescent Adolescent adult Adult age aged Aged Aged, 80 and over aging Article clinical article cognitive aging Cognitive Aging Context controlled study drug resistant epilepsy Drug Resistant Epilepsy episodic memory Familiarity functional neuroimaging Graded recollection healthy aging Healthy Aging hippocampus human Humans intelligence quotient memory disorder Memory Disorders Memory impairment memory test Mental Recall mesial temporal lobe middle aged Middle Aged neuroimaging parietal cortex pathophysiology perception physiology psychology recall recognition Recognition (Psychology) spatial memory Spatial Memory task performance temporal lobe Temporal Lobe temporal lobectomy very elderly young adult Young Adult
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