Titlebook: Memory in a Social Context; Brain, Mind, and Soc Takashi Tsukiura,Satoshi Umeda Book 2017 Springer Japan KK 2017 Memory.Social Cognition.Co

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Neural Mechanisms Underlying the Effects of Emotional Arousal on Memoryle hiking). This emotion-induced memory enhancement has been attributed to the amygdala’s modulation on other brain regions, such as the medial temporal lobe and visual cortices. In line with this amygdala modulation hypothesis, previous brain imaging research revealed enhanced amygdala activity whe

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The Self-Trait Evaluation Task: Exodus from the Cortical Midline Structure Dogmaive neuroscience to address the memory enhancement effect of the self-referential (SR) process. It has now become a standard paradigm in a variety of basic psychological and clinical fields relevant to the SR process. A decade of neuroimaging research using the STE task was, however, influenced by t

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Functional Neuroimaging Studies of Autobiographical Memory Retrieval: Past, Present, and Futureine the future, solve open-ended problems, and engage in creative thought. Two decades of neuroimaging research have established the core regions comprising the brain?network supporting AM retrieval. Overlapping substantially with the default mode network, the AM retrieval network includes medial an

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Development of Recognition Memory for Faces During Infancyngs on recognition memory for faces during infancy were reviewed. First, the findings in newborn infants were summarized, including memory both for personally familiar faces (e.g., their own mother’s face) and unfamiliar faces. Recent findings suggest that the differential pattern of preference betw

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