Shifting to a novel visual perspective during retrieval influences autobiographical memories
(AM) and can lead to persistent changes in memories. Adopting an observer-like compared …

The brain is thought to implement two decision-making systems: a goal-directed system in
which decisions are made through planning on the basis of action–outcome relationships …

Visual perspective during autobiographical memory (AM) retrieval influences how people
remember the emotional aspects of memories. Prior research in emotion regulation has also …

There is thought to be a rich connection between the self and the phenomenology of
episodic memory. Despite the emphasis on this link, the precise relation between the two …

Beyond our own experience in the “here and now,” humans are capable of imagining
temporally and spatially distant situations, incorporating the perspectives of others, and …

Objective Nurses constitute the largest group of healthcare workers worldwide, and job
burnout is very common among them. This study aims to explore abnormal future thinking in …

Visual imagery in event memory involves adopting a particular visual perspective from which
to see the remembered or imagined event in the mind's eye. This can include an own eyes …

Photographs are frequently taken to preserve memories of events from the personal past,
but they can also bias how we remember. For example, photographs often capture events …

Visual analogue scales (VASs) allow survey respondents to specify their answers with a
high degree of precision, unlike Likert-type scales in which only a few categorical responses …

Mental representation is the process by which an individual simulates an event in their
mind's eye. This process is the foundation of the ability to remember the past, engage in …