The convergence of naturalistic paradigms and cognitive neuroscience methods to investigate memory and its development

Virk, Tarnpreet; Letendre, Thierry; Pathman, Thanujeni

doi:10.1016/j.neuropsychologia.2023.108779

Neuropsychologia

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.neuropsychologia.2023.108779

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The convergence of naturalistic paradigms and cognitive neuroscience methods to investigate memory and its development

Tarnpreet Virk,

Thierry Letendre,

Thanujeni Pathman

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Children's and adults' memory for the order of events in a museum: A preliminary study about temporal memory and its development using photo-taking and event-related potentials

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Shafa,

Vogt

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The influence of event similarity on the detailed recall of autobiographical memories

Hong,

Tran,

Cheng

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Memories for life events are thought to be organized based on their relationships with one another, affecting the order in which events are recalled, such that similar events tend to be recalled together. However, less is known about how detailed recall for a given event is affected by its associations to other events. Here, we used a cued autobiographical memory recall task where participants verbally recalled events corresponding to personal photographs. Importantly, we characterized the temporal, spatial, and semantic associations between each event to assess how similarity between adjacently cued events affected detailed recall. We found that participants provided more non-episodic details for cued events when the preceding event was both semantically similar and either temporally or spatially dissimilar. However, similarity along time, space, or semantics between adjacent events did not affect the episodic details recalled. We interpret this by considering organization at the level of a life narrative, rather than individual events. When recalling a stream of personal events, we may feel obligated to justify any seeming discrepancies between adjacent events that are semantically similar, yet simultaneously temporally or spatially dissimilar-to do so, we provide additional supplementary detail to help maintain global coherence across the events in our lives.

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The convergence of naturalistic paradigms and cognitive neuroscience methods to investigate memory and its development

Cited by 2 publications

References 140 publications

Children's and adults' memory for the order of events in a museum: A preliminary study about temporal memory and its development using photo-taking and event-related potentials

Children's and adults' memory for the order of events in a museum: A preliminary study about temporal memory and its development using photo-taking and event-related potentials

The influence of event similarity on the detailed recall of autobiographical memories

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