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Recruitment of control and representational components of the semantic system during successful and unsuccessful access to complex factual knowledge

2021-06-02

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Our ability to effectively retrieve complex semantic knowledge meaningfully impacts our daily lives, yet the neural processes that underly successful access and transient failures in access remain only partially understood. In this fMRI study, we contrast activation during successful semantic access, unsuccessful semantic access due to transient access-failures (i.e., ‘tip-of-the-tongue’, ‘feeling-of-knowing’), an...

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f833b559-ff4a-57b9-87f4-dfaad2e0ad72
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10.1101/2021.06.02.446595
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