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100 1 $aEichenbaum, Howard.
245 14 $aThe cognitive neuroscience of memory :$ban introduction /$cHoward Eichenbaum.
260 $aOxford ;$aNew York :$bOxford University Press,$c2002.
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
520 8 $aThis clear and accessible textbook aims to introduce students to the brain's remarkable capacity for memory. It assumes little background knowledge from biology or psychology and is intended for use in graduate courses.
588 0 $aPrint version record.
505 00 $tPart PART ONE Human imaging studies --$tchapter 1 Episodic memory retrieval: An (event-related) functional neuroimaging perspective /$rM.D. Rugg and R.N.A. Henson --$tchapter Episodic memory --$tchapter BLOCKED STUDIES OF EPISODIC RETRIEVAL --$tchapter Medial temporal lobe --$tchapter 2 Fractionating episodic memory retrieval using event-related potentials /$rD.I. Donaldson, K. Allan and E.L. Wilding --$tchapter 3 Frontal contributions to episodic memory encoding in the young and elderly /$rR.L. Buckner and J.M. Logan --$tchapter SPECIFIC REGIONS WITHIN FRONTAL CORTEX CONTRIBUTE TO EPISODIC ENCODING IN A DOMAIN-SPECIFIC MANNER --$tchapter FRONTAL CORTEX PROVIDES AN INPUT TO MEDIAL TEMPORAL REGIONS --$tchapter 4 Prefrontal cortex and episodic memory: Integrating ndings from neuropsychology and functional brain imaging /$rC. Ranganath and R.T. Knight --$tpart PART TWO Non-human primate studies --$tchapter 5 Memory and the medial temporal lobe: Di?erentiating the contribution of the primate rhinal cortex /$rM.G. Baxter --$tchapter STIMULUS REWARD ASSOCIATIONS: THE RHINAL CORTEX VERSUS THE AMYGDALA --$tchapter Access of object representations to reinforcer value --$tchapter 6 A role for extraperirhinal cortices in recognition memory? Evidence from neuronal recording and immunohistochemical imaging studies /$rE.C. Warburton and M.W. Brown --$tchapter 7 Memory encoding in the primate brain: The role of the basal forebrain /$rA. Parker --$tchapter THE HIPPOCAMPAL HYPOTHESIS OF AMNESIA --$tchapter CONCLUSIONS --$tchapter 8 Memory encoding and retrieval: The nature of the interactions between the primate frontal lobe and posterior cortex /$rA. Easton --$tchapter Multisynaptic communication via the basal forebrain: Transection of the fornix, amygdala and anterior temporal stem --$tchapter Multisynaptic communication via the basal forebrain: Crossed unilateral lesions of the cholinergic basal forebrain and cortex --$tchapter Conditional learning --$tchapter Visual strategy learning --$tpart PART THREE Rat studies --$tchapter 9 Brain mechanisms of declarative memory: The fundamental role of the hippocampus as revealed by studies on rodents /$rH. Eichenbaum --$tchapter A NEURAL CODING MODEL FOR HIPPOCAMPAL REPRESENTATION OF DECLARATIVE MEMORIES --$tchapter REFERENCES --$tchapter 10 The what and where of event memory: Independence and interactivity within the medial temporal lobe /$rT.J. Bussey and J.P. Aggleton --$tchapter The space object continuum --$tchapter 11 Mediating from memory to attention: Necessity of the accumbens connection? /$rH.J. Cassaday and C. Norman --$tpart PART FOUR Computer models of memory encoding and retrieval --$tchapter 12 Linking memory and perception: Hebbian models of perceptual learning in animals and humans /$rL.M. Saksida and J.L. McClelland --$tchapter REFERENCES --$tchapter 13 CHARM?: A multimodular model of human memory /$rJ. Metcalfe --$tchapter Do we need anything more than this module? --$tchapter Dissociations and overlap --$tchapter MONITORING AND CONTROL --$tchapter 4 TEEN Building emotional memories: Insights from a computational model of fear conditioning /$rJ.L. Armony --$tchapter 15 From spike frequency to free recall: How neural circuits perform encoding and retrieval /$rM. Hasselmo, B.P. Wyble and R.C. Cannon --$tchapter Region CA3 --$tchapter Dentate gyrus --$tchapter 6 TEEN Conclusion /$rE.L. Wilding, A. Parker and T.J. Bussey.
546 $aEnglish.
650 0 $aMemory.
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650 12 $aMemory$xphysiology
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