We showed that a) when considering only confident retrieval (sure decisions), behavioral measure of memory performance (CR) showed a trend that the more reward is delayed, the higher is the chance of memory consolidation, b) in the encoding session, while the subjective value of the reward did not yield activation proportional to an SME as expected, TD did, and c) some of these regions were again observed during the second retrieval session when HIT activation was parametrically modulated by TD associated with the stimuli.
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Neural correlates of episodic memory modulated by temporally delayed rewards.
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