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Memory for emotions: remembering or knowing the past

The purpose with this experiment is to elucidate the contribution from different areas of the human neocortex to remembering and knowing about the past.

  • Principal Investigator:
    Thomas Karlsson
  • Main Supervisor:
    Thomas Karlsson
  • Medical Area:
    Central Nervous System
  • Technical Area:
  • Modality:
    Magnetic Resonance Imaging
  • Medical Activity:
    Research
  • Technical Activity:
    Research
  • Grants:
    20 kSEK
  • Financial Body:
    LiO/FORSS
  • Financial Support:
    Regional
  • Man Months:
    6
  • Project Duration:
    2005/02/15 - 2009/12/31
  • Former Staff:
  • Birgitta Söderfeldt , MD, PhD
        Karolinska sjukh
    Pontus Challis , Student
       
    Erik Rönnmark , Student
       
  • Project Description:
  • Participants are asked to memorize emotional and neutral words for a subsequent recognition memory task while being monitored in the MRI scanner. During the recognition task, participants also provide ratings as to recollective experience. Previous work has indicated that this procedure is highly sensitive to detection of clinically significant memory problems. As well as being of general interest, more specifically understanding about the neural underpinnings of such recollective deficits could advance or understanding of memory problems, including diagnosis and treatment.

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