Semantic memory—general knowledge of ideas and concepts—includes generalization
processes that support inference. Episodic memory, on the other hand, preserves the …

Episodic memories typically share overlapping elements in distinctive combinations, and to
be valuable for future behavior they need to withstand delays. There is relatively little work …

Episodic memory relies on the coordination of widespread brain regions that reconstruct
spatiotemporal details of an episode. These topologically dispersed brain regions can …

Confirmation from structural, functional, and behavioral studies agree and suggest a
configuration of atypical lateralization in individuals with autistic spectrum disorders (ASD). It …

Many models of memory and navigation neglect information from developmental
sequences. In the memory domain, infants begin extracting the statistical regularities of the …

Memories enable the retrieval of specific events in the past while building generalizable
knowledge that guides inference in new situations. According to a prominent …

Navigation and episodic memory are both fundamental cognitive processes that rely on the
hippocampus and its connections to other cortical areas. However, the extent and nature of …

Storytellers reveal who and why they are the way they are through life story narratives.
Moreover, burgeoning research suggests that the expression of personal identity through …

Understanding the underlying factors that shape memory abilities has been a long-standing
question in psychology and cognitive neuroscience. Evidence collected under the umbrella …

Children encounter varying challenges in retaining similar memories linked to specific
sources. To distinguish between memories, they may make connections between specific …