Subject Recognition after Recognition after a 20 minutes week AD Lavlar Lavlar Indri Naranjillia Naranjillia Ibis Ibis Numbat Numbat Bongo Ribas Ribas Karela Karela EC Lavlar Lavlar Indri Indri Hookoh Hookoh Naranjillia Numbat Manroot Ribas Ribas Karela Karela ShB Lavlar Lavlar Indri Indri Hookoh Hookoh Aznav Aznav Naranjillia Naranjillia Ibis Ibis Numbat Numbat Manroot Tarsier Tarsier Karela Karela Tenrec Tenrec NS Indri Indri Numbat Numbat Akebia Desman Desman Tarsier Tarsier Manroot Manroot Saki Hookoh Abiu Saki Abiu Table 5. Experiment 2b results: Amnesic patients' recognition memory, FM task. The items recognized by the amnesic patients in the and the FM recognition memory tests (after 20 minutes and after a week) and the binomial probability for remembering the same items twice out of n items (n=number of novel items-number of novel target study errors). Items in bold font are items remembered by the subject in both recognition tests. All binomial probabilities were p<0.001. By contrast, the patients' performance on the recognition test for the EE task was markedly impaired (Error! Reference source not found.). They correctly recognized an average of only 43.75% (SD=8.83%, range=31.25%-50%) of the associations after a 20 minute delay, significantly lower than controls (M=82.92%, SD=12.16%) (Mann Whitney's U=0, p<0.01, two-tailed probability; p<0.05 for NS and EC, p<0.01 for AD and ShB, probability, Bayesian test) and not statistically different than chance performance
Subject Recognition after 20 minutes Recognition after a week AD Lavlar Indri Naranjillia Ibis Numbat Ribas Karela Lavlar Naranjillia Ibis Numbat Bongo Ribas Karela EC Lavlar Indri Hookoh Naranjillia Manroot Ribas Karela Lavlar Indri Hookoh Numbat Ribas Karela ShB Lavlar Indri Hookoh Aznav Naranjillia Ibis Numbat Manroot Tarsier Karela Tenrec Lavlar Indri Hookoh Aznav Naranjillia Ibis Numbat Tarsier Karela Tenrec NS Indri Numbat Akebia Desman Tarsier Manroot Hookoh Saki Abiu Indri Numbat Desman Tarsier Manroot Saki Abiu Table 5. Experiment 2b results: Amnesic patients' recognition memory, FM task. The items recognized by the amnesic patients in the and the FM recognition memory tests (after 20 minutes and after a week) and the binomial probability for remembering the same items twice out of n items (n=number of novel items-number of novel target study errors). Items in bold font are items remembered by the subject in both recognition tests. All binomial probabilities were p<0.001. By contrast, the patients' performance on the recognition test for the EE task was markedly impaired (Error! Reference source not found.). They correctly recognized an average of only 43.75% (SD=8.83%, range=31.25%-50%) of the associations after a 20 minute delay, significantly lower than controls (M=82.92%, SD=12.16%) (Mann Whitney's U=0, p<0.01, two-tailed probability; p<0.05 for NS and EC, p<0.01 for AD and ShB, probability, Bayesian test) and not statistically different than chance performance