Skip to content

Fix 6 entries and add 4 refs for the memory-dynamics introduction - #83

Merged
jeremymanning merged 1 commit into
masterfrom
fix-and-add-memdyn-intro-refs
Aug 7, 2026
Merged

Fix 6 entries and add 4 refs for the memory-dynamics introduction#83
jeremymanning merged 1 commit into
masterfrom
fix-and-add-memdyn-intro-refs

Conversation

@jeremymanning

Copy link
Copy Markdown
Member

Groundwork for the introduction of the memory-dynamics paper. Every value below was verified against CrossRef and publisher-deposited metadata, not copied from an existing reference list.

Corrections

Entry Problem Fix
TianEtal20a DOI in the Volume field; no number or pages vol 23, no. 11, pp. 1421–1432
OwenMann23OwenMann24 listed as bioRxiv 2023 with a DOI stuffed into Pages PNAS 121(35):e2400082121, 2024
Mann23bMann24 published 2024, not 2023; booktitle missing "The Oxford" The Oxford Handbook of Human Memory (Kahana & Wagner, OUP), 2024
Mann23aMann23 becomes the only Mann23 suffix dropped per the no-gaps rule
Kaha00 wrong book, wrong pages, wrong address The Oxford Handbook of Memory, pp. 59–74, New York, {NY}
MitcJohn00 wrong book, wrong pages, wrong address, wrong title pp. 179–196, "Source monitoring: attributing mental experiences"

Kaha00 and MitcJohn00 both pointed at "Oxford Handbook of Human Memory", but they are chapters in the 2000 Tulving & Craik volume, whose title has no "Human". Kahana's page range was listed as 323–384; it is actually 59–74. Both ranges were confirmed contiguous with the adjacent chapters in the same volume (45–58 / 59–74 / 77–92, and 165–178 / 179–196 / 197–212).

New entries

  • NadeEtal00 — Nader, Schafe & LeDoux, Nature 406(6797):722–726
  • LifaEtal21 — Lifanov, Linde-Domingo & Wimber, Nature Communications 12(1):3177
  • MeleEtal25 — Melega, Samson, Lee & Renoult, Scientific Reports 15(1):41987
  • FeneEtal25 — Fenerci, Cheng, Addis, Bellana & Sheldon, Trends in Cognitive Sciences 29(6):516–525

Breaking changes

Three renames — OwenMann23OwenMann24, Mann23bMann24, Mann23aMann23. Any other lab document citing those keys needs updating.

Validation

bibcheck/test.py passes on the whole file: exit 0, 10 checks, no duplicate keys and no duplicate author/title pairs.

Noted, not fixed

58 entries still carry a DOI inside Volume (20) or Pages (38) — the same defect as TianEtal20a and OwenMann23, e.g. ZhanEtal18b, WeisEtal16, AgraEtal22, MehtEtal24, WangEtal23, JianEtal24. Left alone here since each needs individual verification and that is a much larger change; worth a dedicated pass.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

Corrections (all verified against CrossRef and publisher metadata):

- TianEtal20a: DOI was in the Volume field, with no number or pages.
  Real values: vol 23, no. 11, pp. 1421-1432.
- OwenMann23 -> OwenMann24: published in PNAS 121(35):e2400082121 (2024);
  entry still listed bioRxiv with a DOI stuffed into Pages.
- Mann23b -> Mann24: Context reinstatement appeared in The Oxford Handbook
  of Human Memory (Kahana & Wagner, OUP) in 2024, not 2023, and the
  booktitle was missing 'The Oxford'.
- Mann23a -> Mann23: now the only Mann23, so the suffix is dropped per the
  no-gaps rule in CONTRIBUTING.
- Kaha00 and MitcJohn00: both cite the 2000 Tulving & Craik volume, whose
  title is 'The Oxford Handbook of Memory' (not '...of Human Memory').
  Kahana's pages were 323-384, actually 59-74. Mitchell & Johnson's were
  179-185, actually 179-196, and the title is 'Source monitoring:
  attributing mental experiences'. Address is New York, {NY}, not
  England, {UK}. Page ranges confirmed contiguous with adjacent chapters.

New entries: NadeEtal00, LifaEtal21, MeleEtal25, FeneEtal25.

bibcheck/test.py passes on the full file (exit 0, no duplicates).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
@jeremymanning
jeremymanning merged commit 1f40c90 into master Aug 7, 2026
1 check passed
Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? Sign in to comment

Labels

None yet

Projects

None yet

Development

Successfully merging this pull request may close these issues.

1 participant