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medial temporal gyrus

medial temporal gyrus The medial temporal gyrus is a brain area that, in this study, was active when people remembered faces they had seen before.

The medial temporal gyrus is a brain area that, in this study, was active when people remembered faces they had seen before. It is therefore implicated here in memory for faces during social perception.

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Drafting source: Proverbio Alice Mado; La Mastra Francesca; Zani Alberto. How Negative Social Bias Affects Memory for Faces: An Electrical Neuroimaging Study. 2016; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0162671; article XML SHA-256 9baa5cc56fa3d5ef58da828cb0224de52bcfa59f2baf17496f4f122cb6c929d1. “How Negative Social Bias Affects Memory for Faces: An Electrical Neuroimaging Study” (10.1371/journal.pone.0162671).
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