Dennis Graham Norris

The paper compares two sequence learning models using fMRI, finding that neural activity patterns support the recoding hypothesis over the associative learning model.

This paper examines the time course of cognitive demand in running span tasks, finding that active updating is slow and resource-intensive, especially at slow presentation rates.

The paper investigates whether ERP correlates of masked priming reflect lexical processing by showing that neural activity associated with lexical processing depends on the task, not the target type.

This paper highlights challenges in interpreting fMRI data for sequence structure analysis and warns against misattributing neural representations to sequence-related processes.

The paper investigates how temporal order information is shared between presentation and recognition phases of an STM task using fMRI data.