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2023
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Ye-Lim Lim, Davis J. Lang, Rachel A. Diana:
Cognitive tasks affect the relationship between representational pattern similarity and subsequent item memory in the hippocampus. NeuroImage 277: 120241 (2023)
2017
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Paul F. Hill, Richard Yi, R. Nathan Spreng, Rachel A. Diana:
Neural congruence between intertemporal and interpersonal self-control: Evidence from delay and social discounting. NeuroImage 162: 186-198 (2017)
2016
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Fang Wang, Rachel A. Diana:
Temporal context processing within hippocampal subfields. NeuroImage 134: 261-269 (2016)
2010
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Rachel A. Diana, Andrew P. Yonelinas, Charan Ranganath:
Medial Temporal Lobe Activity during Source Retrieval Reflects Information Type, not Memory Strength. J. Cogn. Neurosci. 22(8): 1808-1818 (2010)

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