Response-locked theta dissociations reveal potential feedback signal following successful retrieval.
Response-locked theta dissociations reveal potential feedback signal following successful retrieval.
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响应锁定 theta 解离揭示了成功检索后的潜在反馈信号。
DOI:
10.1101/2024.01.11.575166
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2024
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Long,NicoleM
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Smith,DevynE;Wheelock,JustinR;Long,NicoleM
Successful memory retrieval relies on memory processes to access an internal representation and decision processes to evaluate and respond to the accessed representation, both of which are supported by fluctuations in theta (4–8 Hz) activity. However, the extent to which decision-making processes are engaged following a memory response is unclear. Here, we recorded scalp electroencephalography (EEG) while human participants performed a recognition memory task. We focused on response-locked data, allowing us to investigate the processes that occur prior to and following a memory response. We replicate previous work and find that prior to a memory response theta power is greater for identification of previously studied items (hits) relative to rejection of novel lures (correct rejections; CRs). Following the memory response, the theta power dissociation “flips” whereby theta power is greater for CRs relative to hits. We find that the post-response “flip” is more robust for hits that are committed quickly, potentially reflecting a positive feedback signal for strongly remembered experiences. Our findings suggest that there are potentially distinct processes occurring before and after a memory response that are modulated by successful memory retrieval.