Spatial navigation and memory are often seen as heavily intertwined at the cognitive and
neural levels of analysis. We review models that hypothesize a central role for the medial …

Navigation ability varies widely across humans. Prior studies have reported that being
younger and a male has an advantage for navigation ability. However, these studies have …

Our capacity to re-experience the past and simulate the future is thought to depend heavily
on visual imagery, which allows us to construct complex sensory representations in the …

Objectives Age-related differences in cognition are typically assessed by comparing groups
of older to younger participants, but little is known about the continuous trajectory of …

Early cognitive neuroscientific research revealed that the hippocampus is crucial for spatial
navigation in rodents, and for autobiographical episodic memory in humans. Researchers …

Spatial navigation and event memory (termed episodic memory) are thought to be heavily
intertwined, both in terms of their cognitive processes and underlying neural systems. Some …

The ability to remember and internally represent events is often accompanied by a
subjective sense of “vividness”. Vividness measures are frequently used to evaluate the …

Abstract The Survey of Autobiographical Memory (SAM) was designed as an easy-to-
administer measure of self-perceived autobiographical memory (AM) recollection capacity …

Autobiographical memory includes a representation of personal life events with a unique
spatiotemporal context (episodic autobiographical memory) and factual self-knowledge …

When remembering or imagining, people can experience an event from their own eyes, or
as an outside observer, with differing levels of vividness. The perspective from, and …