Misremembering is a systematic and ordinary occurrence in our daily lives. Since it is
commonly assumed that the function of memory is to remember the past, misremembering is …

Recent studies have shown that imagining or simulating future events relies on many of the
same cognitive and neural processes as remembering past events. According to the …

A growing number of studies suggest the brain's “default network” becomes engaged when
individuals recall their personal past or simulate their future. Recent reports of heterogeneity …

Convergent evidence indicates that frontopolar Brodmann area 10, and more generally the
anterior prefrontal cortex (aPFC), supports the human capacity to monitor and reflect on …

Topological networks lie at the heart of our cities and social milieu. However, it remains
unclear how and when the brain processes topological structures to guide future behaviour …

Over the past decade, episodic memory has been reconceptualised as future-oriented. In
2007, Schacter and I proposed the 'constructive episodic simulation hypothesis' to account …

On the face of it, memory, imagination, and prediction seem to be distinct cognitive functions.
However, metacognitive, cognitive, neuropsychological, and neuroimaging evidence is …

The neural systems that code for location and facing direction during spatial navigation have
been investigated extensively; however, the mechanisms by which these quantities are …

Facilitating engagement in rewarding activities is a key treatment target in depression.
Mental imagery can increase engagement in planned behaviours, potentially due to its …

With the development of functional neuroimaging, important progress has been made in
identifying the brain regions involved in self-related processing. One of the most consistent …