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Topic: naturalistic stimuli

Seminar
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In Behavioral Neuroscience and Cognition

Seminar · Cognition

Brain dynamics underlying memory for continuous natural events

Janice Chen · Johns Hopkins

Fri, Aug 21, 2020 · 14:00 UTC

The world confronts our senses with a continuous stream of rapidly changing information. Yet, we experience life as a series of episodes or events, and in memory these pieces seem to become even further organized. How do we recall and give structure to this complex information? Recent studies have begun to examine these questions using naturalistic stimuli and behavior: subjects view audiovisual movies and then freely recount aloud their memories of the events. We find brain activity patterns that are unique to individual episodes, and which reappear during verbal recollection; robust generali