AMYGDALA AND MEMORY

Oct 31, 11
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  • The connections from the amygdala to the cortex can influence attention to and perception and memory of dangerous situations. The amygdala can also .
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  • Jan 7, 2002 – Two structures of the brain linked to memory are the hippocampus and amygdala . Both are discussed with respect to their role in memory .
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  • Mar 18, 2011 – The fine line between remembering too much and too little. By Susan R. Barry, Ph.D. .
  • A response to a threat is based on experience and memory. Now scientists have discovered that an area of the brain, the amygdala, which was thought to store .
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  • Jump to Memory modulation‎: The amygdala is also involved in the modulation of memory consolidation. Following any learning event, the long-term .
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  • Sep 16, 2010 – The amygdala is responsible for implicit memories, but these are different from what Freud called the unconscious.
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  • Only two synapses separate the olfactory nerve from the amygdala, which is involved in experiencing emotion and also in emotional memory (Herz & Engen, .
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  • Mar 10, 2011 – Uncovering Camouflage: Amygdala Activation Predicts Long-Term Memory of Induced Perceptual Insight. Neuron, Volume 69, Issue 5, Pages .
  • Apr 10, 2011 – Brain regions involved in the emotion-memory interaction. The brain region most strongly implicated in emotional memory is the amygdala . .
  • Feb 3, 2008 – Because the amygdala learns and stores information about emotional events, it is said to participate in emotional memory. Emotional memory .
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  • While the amygdala is involved in current emotional responses, it is also heavily involved in emotional memory, notes psychology professor Larry Cahill, .
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  • Aug 3, 2010 – A new study from researchers at UCLA indicates that new memeories with emotional content can be formed even if the amygdala is damaged.
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