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 …

Mounting evidence suggests distinct functional contributions of the anterior and posterior
hippocampus to autobiographical memory retrieval, but how these subregions function …

Although episodic memory and visual processing decline substantially with healthy aging,
semantic knowledge is generally spared. There is evidence that older adults9 spared …

Studying subjective experience is hard. We believe that pain is not identical to nociception,
nor pleasure a computational reward signal, nor fear the activation of “threat circuitry” …

Imagining future scenarios involves recombining different elements of past experiences into
a coherent event, a process broadly supported by the brain's default network. Prior work …

The way humans remember events changes across the lifespan. Older adults often rate the
vividness of their memories as being greater or equal to younger adults, despite poorer …

While cognitive aging research has compared episodic memory accuracy between younger
and older adults, less work has described differences in how memories are encoded and …

The way humans remember events changes across the lifespan. Older adults rely to a
greater extent on gist rather than perceptual detail for episodic memory judgements …

Individuals differ greatly in their ability to remember the details of past events, yet little is
known about the brain processes that explain such individual differences in a healthy young …

Autobiographical memory specificity (AMS) refers to the tendency to recall events that
occurred at a particular time and place. We examined the hypothesis that AMS is associated …