Extended Data Fig. 3: Memory-related power changes are not due to changes in spectra characteristics. | Nature Human Behaviour

Extended Data Fig. 3: Memory-related power changes are not due to changes in spectra characteristics.

From: Neuronal activity in the human amygdala and hippocampus enhances emotional memory encoding

Extended Data Fig. 3

A) Power spectra slope across the entire session for both remembered (dark shade) and forgotten (light shade) trials in both hippocampus (purple) and amygdala (orange) for all participants (n=147). Asterisk denote significant difference (t(3397)= 4.4, p= 1.1 x 10āˆ’5, Cohen’s d= 0.14, CI= [0.03, 0.09], two-sided t-test). Error bars denote standard deviation. B) Peak frequency across the entire session for both remembered and forgotten trials in both hippocampus and amygdala for all participants (n=147). Asterisk denote significant difference (t(3262)= -7.6, p= 4.3 x 10āˆ’14, Cohen’s d= -0.24, CI= [-2.2, 1.3], two-sided t-test). Error bars denote standard deviation. C) Peak height across the entire session for both remembered and forgotten trials in both hippocampus and amygdala for all participants (n=147). Asterisk denote significant difference (t(3030)= 4.6, p= 4 x 10āˆ’6, d= 0.15, CI= [0.01, 0.03], two-sided t-test). Error bars denote standard deviation. Related to Fig. 2.

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