How we recall information changes how the brain stores it, study finds
A new study from Rice University has revealed that how we access information can affect how the brain represents that data when we recall it later. The researchers discovered that grouping objects by category made their neural patterns more similar in the brain's visual-processing regions. On the other hand, concentrating on a specific, individual object made its neural pattern more unique in a region linked to word processing.
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