Functional–Anatomic Correlates of Control Processes in Memory

A central role for control processes in long-term memory is apparent when one considers that there is far more information available in memory than can be accessed at any single moment ([Tulving and Pearlstone, 1966][1]; [Koriat, 2000][2]). Much as selective attention operates to focus processing on

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