Spatial context is a defining feature of episodic memories, which are often characterized as
being events occurring in specific spatiotemporal contexts. In this review, I summarize …

In a complex world, we are constantly faced with environmental stimuli that shape our
moment‐to‐moment experiences. But just as rich and complex as the external world is the …

Human Memory, 4th edition, provides a comprehensive overview of research and theory on
human memory. Written in an engaging style, the book is divided into three sections …

Autobiographical memories of past events and imaginations of future scenarios comprise
both episodic and semantic content. Correlating the amount of “internal”(episodic) and …

Some theories of episodic memory hypothesize that spatial context plays a fundamental role
in episodic memory, acting as a scaffold on which episodes are constructed. A prediction …

People frequently feel less empathy for and offer less aid to out-groups in need relative to
their in-groups. Most attempts aimed at reducing intergroup bias in helping emphasize …

As an individual's life story evolves across adulthood, the subjective experience
(phenomenology) of autobiographical memory likely changes. In addition to age at retrieval …

The constructive nature of memory is generally adaptive, allowing us to efficiently store,
process and learn from life events, and simulate future scenarios to prepare ourselves for …

Spatial context can serve as a powerful cue for episodic memory. In daily life, we encounter
locations varying in familiarity that may trigger different forms of memory retrieval. While …

Autobiographical memory research has investigated how cueing distinct aspects of a past
event can trigger different recollective experiences. This research has stimulated theories …