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  1. ; ; (, Learning and Memory: A Comprehensive Reference, 3rd Edition: John T. Wixted)
    Wixted, John T (Ed.)
    Advancements in neuroscience, technology, and psychology have led to developments with various brain stimulation techniques for modulating memory. Findings from diverse methodologies are reviewed with a focus on transcranial magnetic or electrical stimulation. These offer numerous non-invasive approaches to target and modulate neurocognitive processes and brain networks that support memory encoding, consolidation, and retrieval. Research has shown enhancements, impairments, and null effects on memory in both healthy individuals and those with memory-related disorders. Methodological considerations are discussed to enhance research rigor and clinical applicability. Elucidating the impact of brain stimulation on memory provides valuable insights into cognition and neurological function, and will help shape future research and clinical practices. 
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