The effect of test query on recognition event-related potentials (ERPs) von Andrew Leynes, P.

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Context dissociations of the FN400 and N400 are evidence for recognition based on relative or absolute familiarity von Andrew Leynes, P., Upadhyay, Tanushi

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Separating the role of perceptual and conceptual fluency on masked word priming using event-related potentials von Andrew Leynes, P., Kolli, Himani, Sawhney, Samridhi

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Event-related potential (ERP) evidence for fluency-based recognition memory von Andrew Leynes, P., Zish, Kevin

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Separating the FN400 and N400 event-related potential components in masked word priming von Leynes, P. Andrew, Verma, Yashvi, Santos, Alexandra

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Influence of encoding focus and stereotypes on source monitoring event-related-potentials von Leynes, P. Andrew, Nagovsky, Irina

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Event-related potentials indicate that fluency can be interpreted as familiarity von Bruett, Heather, Leynes, P. Andrew

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Context influences the FN400 recognition event-related potential von Leynes, P. Andrew, Mok, Brittany A.

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Expectations alter recognition and event-related potentials (ERPs) von Andrew Leynes, P, Batterman, Alexander, Abrimian, Anna

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Encoding focus alters diagnostic recollection and event-related potentials (ERPs) von Leynes, P. Andrew, Mok, Brittany A.

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Variations in retrieval monitoring during action memory judgments: Evidence from event-related potentials (ERPs) von Leynes, P. Andrew, Kakadia, Bhavika

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Event-related potential (ERP) evidence for source-monitoring based on the absence of information von Leynes, P. Andrew

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Event-related potential (ERP) evidence that encoding focus alters recollected features von Leynes, P. Andrew, Crawford, Cailin J.

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Encoding focus does not affect recollection of action memories: Event related potential (ERP) and modeling evidence von Nardini, Cristina L., Leynes, P. Andrew

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Event-Related Potential Measures of Smartphone Distraction von Leynes, P Andrew, Flynn, James, Mok, Brittany A

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Neurophysiological evidence that perceptions of fluency produce mere exposure effects von Leynes, P. Andrew, Addante, Richard J.

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Event-Related Potential (ERP) evidence for fluency and disfluency effects on recognition memory von Andrew Leynes, P., Kalelkar, Anagha U., Shaik, Hafsah T., Sawhney, Samridhi

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Conflict and Criterion Setting in Recognition Memory von Curran, Tim, DeBuse, Casey, Leynes, P. Andrew

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When do primes go bad? A corpus of orthographically related primes that inhibit fragment completion von Rass, Olga, Leynes, P Andrew

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Zero-Echo-Time and Dixon Deep Pseudo-CT (ZeDD CT): Direct Generation of Pseudo-CT Images for Pelvic PET/MRI Attenuation Correction Using Deep Convolutional Neural Networks with Mul... von Leynes, Andrew P, Yang, Jaewon, Wiesinger, Florian, Kaushik, Sandeep S, Shanbhag, Dattesh D, Seo, Youngho, Hope, Thomas A, Larson, Peder E Z

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