Theory and hypotheses False memories are a common phenomenon that anyone can experience, due to the reconstructive properties of memory. The cognitive mechanisms underlying false memories have been widely studied in recent decades and these studies have given rise to Read More
Introduction & Summary This video was broadcasted on Youtube by the University of California TV in the context of a series of videos about Alzheimer’s Disease (AD). In this video, Roberto Makinov is interviewed about his research on role of Read More
Have you ever noticed how stable in time and vivid could stay the memory of a good joke someone made you? And have you noticed it wasn’t always that easy to tell again, as much effectively, the funny story you Read More