… I focus on a particular form of confabulation—mnemonic confabulation—so as to … not) fit
into accounts of broad confabulation. Understanding mnemonic confabulation is a project in the …

… defines mnemonic confabulation vis-… Confabulations may also occur within the perceptual
and affective modules. That said, the primary focus of this paper is on mnemonic confabulation…

… to assess the mnemonic consequences of false denials and forced confabulations. Children
(… In the “forced confabulation” group, participants received the same set of questions, but …

… Confabulation may be defined as honest lying. The confabulating patient provides information
that … The term “confabulation” is often loosely used to denote a wide range of qualitatively …

… They, and the other confabulation reports discussed in this section, are mnemonic
hallucinations. The rememberer was never lost in the mall as a child or served human flesh at a …

… there are mnemonic confabulations that meet the justification condition. (2017, p. 7) …
confabulations; so some confabulations are justified; the epistemic account says that confabulations …

… mnemonic confabulation offered by Sarah Robins in a number of works. In Robins’ framework,
mnemonic … On a more positive note, I argue that mnemonic confabulation requires it to be …

… confabulate our lives? And what is the difference between normal distortions of memory and
clinical confabulation … clinically significant confabulation, and many who confabulate for a …

… These perceptual or mnemonic processes tend to be located in the back half of the brain, in
… confabulation involves damage in the posterior of the brain to some perceptual or mnemonic …

… The epidemiology of confabulations is unknown. Speculated … Historical analysis shows that
‘confabulation’ was … of the word and concept of confabulation and with earlier recognitions of …