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Part 6 Opener Simultaneous registration maps of EEG and functional MRI
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Figure 17.1 Brain Tissue Removed from Henry Molaison (Patient H.M.)
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Figure 17.2 Henry’s Performance on a Mirror-Tracing Task
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Figure 17.3 Two Main Kinds of Memory: Declarative and Nondeclarative
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Figure 17.4 The Brain Damage in Patient N.A.
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Box 17.1 Learning and Memory: Some Basic Concepts and Definitions
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Figure 17.5 Subtypes of Declarative and Nondeclarative Memory
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Figure 17.6 Serial Position Curves from Immediate-Recall Experiments
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Figure 17.7 Hypothesized Memory Processes: Encoding, Consolidation, and Retrieval
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Figure 17.8 Encoding, Consolidation, and Retrieval of Declarative Memories
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Box 17.2 Emotions and Memory
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Figure 17.9 The Delayed Non-Matching-to-Sample Task
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Figure 17.10 Memory Performance after Medial Temporal Lobe Lesions
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Figure 17.11 My Story versus Your Story
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Figure 17.12 Biological Psychologists at Work
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Figure 17.13 Sex, Memory, and Hippocampal Size
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Figure 17.14 Tests of Specific Attributes of Memory
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Figure 17.14 Tests of Specific Attributes of Memory (Part 1)
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Figure 17.14 Tests of Specific Attributes of Memory (Part 2)
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Figure 17.14 Tests of Specific Attributes of Memory (Part 3)
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Figure 17.15 Brain Regions Involved in Different Kinds of Learning and Memory
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Figure 17.15 Brain Regions Involved in Different Kinds of Learning and Memory (Part 1)
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Figure 17.15 Brain Regions Involved in Different Kinds of Learning and Memory (Part 2)
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Figure 17.16 Synaptic Changes That May Store Memories
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Figure 17.16 Synaptic Changes That May Store Memories (Part 1)
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Figure 17.16 Synaptic Changes That May Store Memories (Part 2)
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Figure 17.17 Experimental Environments to Test the Effects of Enrichment on Learning and Brain Measures
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Figure 17.18 Measurement of Dendritic Branching
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Figure 17.18 Measurement of Dendritic Branching (Part 1)
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Figure 17.18 Measurement of Dendritic Branching (Part 2)
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Figure 17.19 The Sea Slug Aplysia
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Figure 17.20 Synaptic Plasticity Underlying Habituation in Aplysia
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Figure 17.20 Synaptic Plasticity Underlying Habituation in Aplysia (Part 1)
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Figure 17.20 Synaptic Plasticity Underlying Habituation in Aplysia (Part 2)
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Figure 17.21 Long-Term Potentiation Occurs in the Hippocampus
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Figure 17.21 Long-Term Potentiation Occurs in the Hippocampus (Part 1)
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Figure 17.21 Long-Term Potentiation Occurs in the Hippocampus (Part 2)
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Figure 17.21 Long-Term Potentiation Occurs in the Hippocampus (Part 3)
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Figure 17.22 Roles of NMDA and AMPA Receptors in Induction of LTP in the CA1 Region
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Figure 17.22 Roles of NMDA and AMPA Receptors in Induction of LTP in the CA1 Region (Part 1)
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Figure 17.22 Roles of NMDA and AMPA Receptors in Induction of LTP in the CA1 Region (Part 2)
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Figure 17.22 Roles of NMDA and AMPA Receptors in Induction of LTP in the CA1 Region (Part 3)
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Figure 17.23 Steps in the Neurochemical Cascade during the Induction of LTP
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Figure 17.24 Functioning of the Neural Circuit for Conditioning of the Eye-Blink Reflex
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Figure 17.24 Functioning of the Neural Circuit for Conditioning of the Eye-Blink Reflex (Part 1)
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Figure 17.24 Functioning of the Neural Circuit for Conditioning of the Eye-Blink Reflex (Part 2)
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Figure 17.24 Functioning of the Neural Circuit for Conditioning of the Eye-Blink Reflex (Part 3)
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Figure 17.25 Neurogenesis in the Dentate Gyrus
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Figure 17.26 Active Brain Regions during Encoding and Retrieval Tasks in Young and Old People
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