Our memories contain a wealth of social information—including details of past interactions,
facts about others, and others' identities. Yet, human memory is imperfect, and we often find …

Goal-directed behavior requires sufficient resource allocation of cognitive control processes,
such as the ability to prioritize relevant over less relevant information in working memory …

Ubiquitous Internet access has provided easy access to information and has influenced
users' attention and knowledge management. In an online information service context, this …

Learners demonstrate superior recognition of faces of their own race or ethnicity, compared
to faces of other races or ethnicities; a finding termed the own-race bias. Accounts of the own …

Items with high value are often remembered better than those with low value. It is not clear,
however, whether this value effect extends to the binding of associative details (eg, word …

Prioritizing memory for valuable information can promote adaptive behavior across the
lifespan, but it is unclear how the neurocognitive mechanisms that enable the selective …

Strategic processing allows for value-based preferential encoding of information. Event-
related spectral perturbations can provide insights into neural processes linked to the …

In reward-based learning and value-directed remembering, many different value structures
for the to-be-remembered information have been used by researchers. I was interested in …

This study investigated whether age-related sensitivity to self-relevance may benefit
perspective taking, despite generally poorer perspective-taking capacity in older adults. In …

Names are more difficult to remember than other personal information such as occupations.
The current research examined the influence of assigned point value on memory and …