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Table 1.

Mean (SD) of valence (V) and arousal (A) ratings for the five different stimuli categories as provided by Lang et al. [45].

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Figure 1.

Schematic overview of the delayed-match-to-sample-task (a) and the two long-term memory tasks (b and c).

Panel (a) shows a schematic representation of one trial of the delayed-match-to-sample task (with high-arousal stimuli). (b) One example of a trial of the single item LTM task. In the actual experiment, the confidence scale consisted of the scale, the numbers and a short explanation underneath each number (e.g. “definitely not seen” beneath “1″; “definitely seen” beneath “6” etc.). (c) One trial of the subsequent LTM Binding task. In the actual experiment, the confidence scale consisted of the scale, the numbers and a short explanation underneath each number (e.g. “definitely seen with the left picture” beneath “1″; “definitely seen with the right picture” beneath “6” etc.).

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Figure 2.

Bar graphs of the results of the delayed-match-to sample (WM) task.

(a) Hit – False Alarm Rates for pairs consisting of one neutral and either another neutral or a low- or high arousal picture. (b) Corrected Recognition when considering Valence levels. Particularly pairs containing a low-arousal positive picture were more likely to be correctly remembered. Error bars represent the standard error of mean.

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Table 2.

Hit (HR), false alarm rates (FAR), the sensitivity measure A’, and Proportion Correct (PR) as a function of task and condition.

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Figure 3.

Bar graphs of the results of the single-item LTM task.

(a) ‘Hit – False Alarm Rates’ for neutral, low-arousal and high-arousal items in the single item LTM task. No significant differences were found. (b) Corrected Recognition when considering Valence levels. No statistically reliable differences were found.

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Figure 4.

Bar graphs of the results of the associative LTM task.

(a) Proportion Correct for pairs consisting of one neutral picture and another neutral or a low- or high arousal picture. Pairs consisting of high-arousal picture were less likely to be remembered in the LTM task. (b) Proportion Correct when considering Valence levels. Particularly pairs containing high-arousal positive picture were less likely to be remembered. Error bars represent the standard error of mean.

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