Nancy A. Dennis

This study investigates how temporal interference affects mnemonic discrimination using fMRI, finding that it modulates activity in extrahippocampal MTL and cortical regions.

The paper investigates how spatial proximity affects associative memory in older adults and finds that spatially unitized associations are processed between item and associative representations in the medial temporal lobe.

This study uses ALE meta-analysis to identify neural correlates of relational memory success in younger and older adults, finding stable hippocampal involvement and age-related differences in prefrontal and retrieval-related regions.

This study investigates how memory training reduces false memories in older adults using neural activity and discriminability analyses.

The paper investigates how schematic false memories arise by comparing neural similarity between schematic targets and lures versus non-schematic lures.

The paper examines neural differences between unitized and non-unitized memory using fMRI, finding distinct patterns in specific brain regions during encoding.

The paper examines neural differences between intra- and inter-item associations using multivariate analyses, finding distinct hippocampal activation and reinstatement patterns.

This study investigates age-related declines in associative memory using multivariate analyses, finding reduced discriminability in older adults due to increased false memories and altered neural pattern similarity.

The paper examines age-related changes in encoding-retrieval similarity (ERS) and their link to false memory in younger and older adults.