Psychology

Theta rhythmicity governs human behavior and hippocampal signals during memory-dependent tasks

M. T. Wal, J. Linde-domingo, et al.

Explore the rhythmic nature of memory formation and recall in this intriguing study. Researchers Marije ter Wal and colleagues reveal how hippocampal theta rhythm influences behavioral responses during memory tasks, providing insights into the mechanisms behind memory retrieval and encoding processes.

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