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By combining EEG and eye-tracking, we found that relational memory retrieval is supported by two distinct neural processes across sequential fixations: An early, general theta increase and a target-selective alpha decrease.
doi.org/10.1111/psyp...
This study reveals how eye movements and neural oscillations jointly shape relational memory retrieval. By linking distinct theta and alpha dynamics across fixations to the retrieval of goal-relevant...
