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Quelle: Hayes et al 2007 Seite(n): 1, 3, 4, Zeilen: 1: 27-28; 3: 46-49 - 4: 1-1 |
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| Previous neuroimaging studies of scene processing, object identification, and intentional retrieval of visual context information suggest that the medial temporal lobes, most likely the parahippocampal cortex (PHC), may be involved in visual context effects mediating episodic object recognition. Hayes, Nadel and Ryan (2007) recently found that the PHC is important not only for processing of scene information, but also plays a role in successful episodic memory encoding and retrieval. | [page 1]
[...] the results suggest that PHC is important not only for processing of scene information, but also plays a role in successful episodic memory encoding and retrieval. [page 3] Neuroimaging studies of scene processing (Epstein and Kanwisher, 1998), object identification (Bar and Aminoff, 2003), and intentional retrieval of visual context information (Hayes et al., 2004) suggest that the medial temporal lobes, most likely the PHC, may be involved in visual context effects [page 4] mediating episodic object recognition[, although no study we are aware of has directly addressed this issue]. |
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