The role of the human amygdala in emotional modulation of long-term declarative memory (original) (raw)

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D epar tment of N eur ology D ivis ion of Cognitive N eur os cience U niver sity of I owa College of M edicine I ow a City, Iowa To appear in: Emotional Cognition: Fr om Br ain to Behavior , S . M oore and M . Oaksf or d ( eds.) . London, U K: J ohn Benjamins .

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