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Dissociation of immediate and delayed effects of emotional arousal on episodic memory

2018-01-04

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Emotionally arousing events are usually better remembered than neutral ones. This phenomenon is in humans mostly studied by presenting mixed lists of neutral and emotional items. An emotional enhancement of memory is observed in these studies often already immediately after encoding and increases with longer delays and consolidation. A large body of animal research showed that the more efficient consolidation of e...

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efd2fe44-fd61-504e-84da-c42241c25824
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10.1101/242511
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