Complex dialog across brain regions helps us retrieve appropriate information

Tuesday, July 26, 2016 - 00:31 in Psychology & Sociology

You’ve got a plan to pick up groceries for dinner on the way home. Right now, though, you’re in your office, coffee in hand. A co-worker drops by asking what materials are needed for an upcoming meeting. Your answer, most likely, isn’t “carrots.” That’s because the human brain contains circuitry that retrieves memories appropriate for […]

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