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Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews|November 28, 2017
Balancing precision with inclusivity in meta-analyses: A response to Roos and colleagues (2017)Grant S Shields, Andrew P YonelinasJournal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory, and Cognition|May 9, 2024
Evidence for response inhibition as a control process distinct from the common executive function: A two-study factor analysisGrant S Shields, Andrew P YonelinasNeurobiology of Learning and Memory|October 11, 2023
When stress enhances memory encoding: The beneficial effects of changing contextCameron Riddell, Andrew P Yonelinas, Grant S ShieldsNeuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews|July 3, 2016
The effects of acute stress on core executive functions: A meta-analysis and comparison with cortisolGrant S Shields, Matthew A Sazma, Andrew P YonelinasEmotion (Washington, D.C.)|December 15, 2018
Feel free to write this down: Writing about a stressful experience does not impair change detection task performanceGrant S Shields, Chandler M Spahr, Andrew P YonelinasLearning & Memory (Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.)|January 19, 2022
Stress and memory encoding: What are the roles of the stress-encoding delay and stress relevance?Grant S Shields, Colton L Hunter, Andrew P YonelinasBrain and Cognition|June 11, 2019
The effects of post-encoding stress and glucocorticoids on episodic memory in humans and rodentsMatthew A Sazma, Grant S Shields, Andrew P YonelinasNutritional Neuroscience|April 17, 2020
Markers of a plant-based diet relate to memory and executive function in older adultsMichelle M Ramey, Grant S Shields, Andrew P YonelinasBrain, Behavior, and Immunity|June 10, 2019
Determining the biological associates of acute cold pressor post-encoding stress effects on human memory: The role of salivary interleukin-1βGrant S Shields, Tiffany M Dunn, Brian C Trainor, et al.Stress (Amsterdam, Netherlands)|February 16, 2019
Determining the mechanisms through which recent life stress predicts working memory impairments: precision or capacity?Grant S Shields, Michelle M Ramey, George M Slavich, et al.Pageof 23