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In This Text, Three Of The Worlds Leading Researchers In The Topic Of Memory Have Brought Together A Stellar Team Of Contributors, To Present An Account Of What We Now Know About This Fundamentally Important Topic. Concept Of Episodic Memory / A. Baddeley -- Episodic Memory And Autonoetic Consciousness: A First-person Approach / J.m. Gardiner -- Components Of Episodic Memory: The Contribution Of Recollection And Familiarity / A.p. Yonelinas -- Sensory-perceptual Episodic Memory And Its Context: Autobiographical Memory / M.a. Conway -- Misattribution, False Recognition And The Sins Of Memory / D.l. Schacter And C.s. Dodson -- Theories Of Episodic Memory / A.r. Mayes And N. Roberts -- Loss Of Episodic Memories In Retrograde Amnesia: Single-case And Group Studies / M.d. Kopelman And N. Kapur -- Episodic Memory: Insights From Semantic Dementia / J.r. Hodges And K.s. Graham -- Dissociations In Cognitive Memory: The Syndrome Of Developmental Amnesia / F. Vargha-khadem, D.g. Gadian And M. Mishkin -- Neuroimaging Studies In Autobiographical Event Memory / E.a. Maguire -- Episodic-like Memory In Animals: Psychological Criteria, Neural Mechanisms And The Value Of Episodic-like Tasks To Investigate Animal Models Of Neurodegenerative Disease / R.g.m. Morris -- Neural Systems Underlying Episodic Memory: Insights From Animal Research / J.p. Aggleton And J.m. Pearce -- Elements Of Episodic-like Memory In Animals / N.s. Clayton... [et Al.] -- Memory For Events And Their Spatial Context: Models And Experiments / N. Burgess... [et Al.] -- Episodic Memory And Common Sense: How Far Apart / E. Tulving. Alan Baddeley, Martin Conway And John Aggleton. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This text investigates the current state of episodic memory research by synthesizing diverse perspectives on its cognitive, neural, and behavioral components. Edited by Alan D. Baddeley and other prominent researchers, the volume compiles contributions from experts to examine how episodic memory functions, how it is lost in amnesia, and how it manifests in both human and animal models. The work provides a comprehensive framework for understanding the mechanisms of recollection, consciousness, and spatial context in memory.
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Experts recognize this volume as a significant reference for researchers and graduate students in cognitive psychology and neuroscience. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which is intended for those with a foundational understanding of memory research.
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Publication Date:
1900-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0191687391
ISBN-13:
9780191687396
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