What Neural Correlates Underlie Successful Encoding and Retrieval? A Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Study Using a Divided Attention Paradigm
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Elizabeth A. Kensinger | Suzanne Corkin | S. Corkin | E. Kensinger | R. J. Clarke | Richard J. Clarke
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