Memories are prone to distortions, which have been linked to our unique point of view. Not
only do we experience events from a particular visual perspective, we can also retrieve …

Immersive journalism (IJ) is often assumed to be inherently emotion-inducing. Through
using inclusive technology, interaction possibilities and immersive narratives, the audience …

Lack of awareness of symptoms or having a condition referred to as anosognosia is a
common feature of individuals with Alzheimer's Disease (AD). Previous literature on AD …

Video recording is one of the most commonly used techniques for reflection, because video
allows people to know what they look like to others and how they could improve their …

Sigmund Freud famously noted some memories are recalled with a perspective of “an
observer from outside the scene”. According to Freud—and most memory researchers today …

Individuals with aphantasia, a nonclinical condition typically characterized by mental
imagery deficits, often report reduced episodic memory. However, findings have hitherto …

Modern games make creative use of First-and Third-person perspectives (FPP and TPP) to
allow the player to explore virtual worlds. Traditionally, FPP and TPP perspectives are seen …

Although it is now well-known that self-reference processing benefits the episodic memory of
laboratory material, studies have rarely investigated its influence on memory for specific …

Mental simulation is a potentially effective intervention method for pursuing goals and
enhancing task performance. Little is known, however, about the application of this method …

Endel Tulving defined episodic memory as consisting of a spatiotemporal context. It enables
us to recollect personal experiences of people, things, places, and situations. In other words …