Memory

Olfactory working memory: exploring the differences in n-back memory for high and low verbalisable odorants
pp. 1319-1344(26)
Authors: Moss, Andrew; Miles, Christopher; Elsley, Jane; Johnson, Andrew J.

Discrete changes in the frequency and functions of autobiographical reminiscence in Huntington's disease
pp. 1345-1351(7)
Authors: Carmichael, Anna M.; Irish, Muireann; Glikmann-Johnston, Yifat; Stout, Julie C.

The ambiguity of loss affects some, but not all autobiographical memories: redemption and contamination, agency and communion
pp. 1352-1361(10)
Authors: Huang, Manxia; Habermas, Tilmann

The role of the amygdala in emotional experience during retrieval of personal memories
pp. 1362-1370(9)
Authors: Ford, Jaclyn H.; Kensinger, Elizabeth A.

The impact of error frequency on errorless and errorful learning of object locations using a novel paradigm
pp. 1371-1380(10)
Authors: Scheper, Inge; de Bruijn, Ellen R. A.; Bertens, Dirk; Kessels, Roy P. C.; Brazil, Inti A.

A positive Living-in-History effect: the case of the fall of the Berlin Wall
pp. 1381-1389(9)
Authors: Camia, Christin; Menzel, Christina; Bohn, Annette

Remembering with a friend or a stranger: comparing acquainted and unacquainted pairs in collaborative eyewitness interviews
pp. 1390-1403(14)
Authors: Vredeveldt, Annelies; van Deuren, Sjoukje; van Koppen, Peter J.

Inhibitory control of threat remembering in PTSD
pp. 1404-1414(11)
Authors: Tudorache, Andrei-Cristian; El-Hage, Wissam; Tapia, Géraldine; Goutaudier, Nelly; Kalenzaga, Sandrine; Bouazzaoui, Badiâa; Jaafari, Nemat; Clarys, David

Age-related differences in the elderly in a spatial recognition task
pp. 1415-1422(8)
Authors: Tascón, Laura; Castillo, Joaquín; Cimadevilla, José Manuel

Retrieval practice improves learning in children with diverse visual word recognition skills
pp. 1423-1437(15)
Authors: Moreira, Bruna Fernanda Tolentino; Pinto, Tatiana Salazar da Silva; Justi, Francis R. R.; Jaeger, Antônio

Target-related autobiographical memories affect dietary intake intentions
pp. 1438-1450(13)
Authors: Merson, Brittany; Pezdek, Kathy

Self-Reference enhances memory for multi-element events judged likely to happen in young and older adults
pp. 1451-1461(11)
Authors: Hou, Mingzhu; Grilli, Matthew D.; Glisky, Elizabeth L.

Saving-enhanced performance: saving items after study boosts performance in subsequent cognitively demanding tasks
pp. 1462-1467(6)
Authors: Runge, Yannick; Frings, Christian; Tempel, Tobias

Evidence that an episodic mode of thinking facilitates encoding of perceptually rich memories for naturalistic events relative to a gist-based mode of thinking
pp. 1468-1474(7)
Authors: Grilli, Matthew D.; Coste, Sedona; Landry, Janet E.; Mangen, Kathryn