Franziska R. Richter

The paper investigates how reduced memory precision in older adults is linked to functional and structural changes in the angular gyrus using neuroimaging data.

This study investigates how memory precision affects reality monitoring decisions and finds that angular gyrus stimulation disrupts the link between memory precision and self-referential reality monitoring.

The paper investigates how hippocampal-cortical encoding activity relates to memory precision and success during retrieval.

This study shows that prediction errors indexed by the P3 correlate with the updating of long-term memory schemas when faced with inconsistent information.

This study investigates age-related declines in episodic memory by distinguishing between reduced retrieval success and decreased retrieval precision using continuous measures and computational modeling.

The paper shows that different types of parietal reactivation during memory retrieval predict distinct memory outcomes: category-level reactivation increases false alarms, while item-level reactivation improves correct rejections.