Despite distinct classes of psychoactive drugs producing putatively unique states of
consciousness, there is surprising overlap in terms of their effects on episodic memory and …

Dynamically grouping sensory information into structured entities is essential for
understanding the world of combinatorial nature. However, the grouping ability and …

Our memories for temporal duration may be colored by the emotions we experience during
an event. While emotion generally enhances some aspects of memory, temporal duration …

Conceptual knowledge is known to modulate episodic memory, but it remains unclear
whether and how verbal labels shape event learning and recollection over time. To …

Why does it take less time to remember an event than to experience it? Recent evidence
suggests that the dynamic unfolding of events is temporally compressed in memory …

Remembering the unfolding of past episodes usually takes less time than their actual
duration. In this study, we evaluated whether such temporal compression emerges when …

Emotional experiences are temporally dynamic, but prior work suggests that temporal
features are usually neglected in remembered emotion. For instance, retrospective emotion …

Remembering past events usually takes less time than their actual duration—their unfolding
is temporally compressed in episodic memory. The rate of temporal compression (ie, the …

Les difficultés en mémoire épisodique et en mémoire autobiographique figurent parmi les
plaintes principales rencontrées en clinique neuropsychologique. Dans un tel contexte, il est …

Segmentation of a narrative stimulus, such as a movie, into discrete events affects and
shapes temporal memory of that narrative. One consequence is that segmentation causes …