The late posterior negativity (LPN) is an ERP effect frequently reported in episodic memory
tasks. In 2003, we proposed that both non-mnemonic action monitoring processes and …

There is increasing evidence to suggest that mental simulations underlie many cognitive
processes. We review results from three rapidly developing research areas suggesting that …

The question of whether consumer purchasing decisions are conscious choices or
unconscious has long been studied in marketing. The ability to measure mental changes …

Episodic memory is thought to critically depend on interaction of the hippocampus with
distributed brain regions [1–3]. Specific contributions of distinct networks have been …

Source memory tests typically require subjects to make decisions about the context in which
an item was encoded and are thought to depend on recollection of details from the study …

Familiarity and recollection are thought to be separate processes underlying recognition
memory. Event-related potentials (ERPs) dissociate these processes, with an early …

The posterior parietal lobes have been implicated in a range of episodic memory retrieval
tasks, but the nature of parietal contributions to remembering remains unclear. In an attempt …

This paper provides a selective review of controlled memory retrieval, ie, processes, that
operate on long-term stored information in the service of current goals and task demands …

Recent interest has been drawn to the separate components of recognition memory, as
studied by event-related potentials (ERPs). In ERPs, recollection is usually accompanied by …

Neuroimaging evidence suggests that older adults exhibit deficits in frontally-mediated
strategic retrieval processes, such as post-retrieval monitoring. Behavioral research …