Hyper-binding–the erroneous encoding of target and distractor information into associative
pairs in memory–has been described as a unique age effect caused by declines in …

Presenting events in a rhythm has been shown to enhance perception and facilitate
responses for stimuli that appear in synchrony with the rhythm, but little is known about how …

Recent evidence suggests that temporal expectation is beneficial to memory formation.
Rhythmic presentation of stimuli during encoding enhances subsequent recognition and is …

Sometimes, we intentionally evaluate stimuli to assess whether we recognize them,
whereas, at other times, stimuli automatically elicit recognition despite our efforts to ignore …

ERP-based forensic memory detection is based on the logic that guilty suspects will hold
incriminating knowledge about crimes they have committed, and therefore should show …

Are all faces recognized in the same way, or does previous experience with a face change
how it is retrieved? Previous research using human scalp-recorded Event-Related …

Novelty detection is essential to adapt to changes. However, the relationship between
novelty detection and visual recognition memory remains unclear. To characterize the …

Recent work suggests that while voluntary episodic memory declines with age, involuntary
episodic memory, which comes to mind spontaneously without intention, remains relatively …

While reward associative learning has been studied extensively across different species,
punishment avoidance learning has received far less attention. Of particular interest is how …

In almost every aspect of life, focusing on a target and ignoring distractors effectively is very
important. Alternative to the common view, distraction may aid recognition via triggering …