Effects of Aging on the Neural Mechanisms Underlying the Recollection of Memories Encoded by Social Interactions With Persons in the Same and Different Age Groups

Effects of Aging on the Neural Mechanisms Underlying the Recollection of Memories Encoded by Social Interactions With Persons in the Same and Different Age Groups

Memories related to ingroup members are remembered more accurately than those related to outgroup members. However, little is known about the age-dependent differences in neural mechanisms underlying the retrieval of memories shared with ingroup or outgroup members that are categorized by age-group...

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Main Authors: Tsukiura, T. (Author), Tsuruha, E. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Frontiers Media S.A. 2021
Subjects:
adult
age distribution
aged
aging
anterior temporal lobe
Article
biological activity
controlled study
different age group
female
fMRI
functional connectivity
functional magnetic resonance imaging
generation
hippocampus
human
human experiment
male
memory
memory recollection
memory retrieval
mental performance
miscellaneous named groups
neural mechanism
neuropsychological test
normal human
posterior superior temporal sulcus
reaction time
same age group
shared memory
social interaction
source memory
superior temporal sulcus
temporal lobe
young adult
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