Neurosynth: 24389503

The cortical basis of true memory and false memory for motion.

Authors:	Karanian JM, Slotnick SD
Journal:	Neuropsychologia
Year:	2014
PMID:	24389503

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
1	-16.8588870302892	-97.9592187753487	12.1172726364
1	-12.4623160543729	-95.1936982914568	18.4921904562548
1	-22.1145823334475	-91.4141497038064	25.0060635032656
1	31.7304053205654	-87.0481926527679	11.3306289224188
1	-29.1092004214434	-73.3852064393758	-11.3964885981594
1	-3.49051467794447	-73.0071350834239	48.6407282059288
1	40.0152152556373	-64.5289120572875	-12.3295924890491
1	47.7999313493421	-62.840528354653	5.29993242627261
1	23.4457333135481	-61.4203266718714	44.7943071478711
1	-19.5965345746114	-58.0954836424583	59.7659105010791

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Associated analyses

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Analysis	Loading
v5-topics-50_33_memory_retrieval_encoding	0.495
v4-topics-50_12_memory_retrieval_encoding	0.489
memory	0.475
v4-topics-200_172_memory_recognition_recollection	0.367
v5-topics-100_76_memory_recognition_items	0.308
v5-topics-100_97_visual_motion_auditory	0.249
v5-topics-400_57_presented_visual_presentation	0.249
v4-topics-100_24_memory_encoding_retrieval	0.249
v4-topics-400_247_memory_encoding_retrieval	0.216
v4-topics-100_90_familiar_recognition_false	0.216

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