Robin Hellerstedt

Contribution of the Late Positive Potential to Emotional Memory: A Joint Neuro-Cognitive Approach to Memory Prediction

The paper investigates how the late positive potential (LPP) relates to memory for emotional items, finding that early LPP predicts memory for emotional items but not neutral ones.

Emotional amnesia in humans with focal temporal pole lesions

The paper shows that left ventral temporal pole lesions impair verbal emotional memory but not neutral memory, while right lesions affect visual emotional memory, highlighting a lateralized role in emotional memory.

Can neural correlates of encoding explain the context dependence of reward-enhanced memory?

The paper investigates how reward affects memory encoding and recall, finding context-dependent effects and supporting a model of strategic and context-driven mechanisms.

EEG evidence that morally relevant autobiographical memories can be suppressed

The paper investigates neural and behavioral dynamics of suppressing personal immoral memories using EEG, finding that suppression is possible but more difficult for morally wrong memories.

Aging Reduces EEG Markers of Recognition Despite Intact Performance: Implications for Forensic Memory Detection

The paper shows that aging reduces EEG markers of recognition in forensic memory detection tasks, despite similar behavioral performance, suggesting limitations in using EEG for forensic assessments in older adults.