episodic memory

British  

noun

1. the recollection of events within their historical setting Compare semantic memory

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Example Sentences

"Larger brains might promote better episodic memory, allowing those species to better time tree visits to maximize the amount of ripe fruit encountered," says Hirsch.

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"Acetylcholine signaling is a mechanism to help them encode and remember those events, analogous to 'episodic memory' in humans that allows us to remember events from our past," lead author Hayes explained.

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The former is responsible for emotional and social processing; whereas, the latter controls episodic memory, navigation, and imagining future events.

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This process, which is known as pattern completion, is a fundamental feature of episodic memory.

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There was a statistically significant benefit of multivitamin supplementation for change in episodic memory, but not in executive function/attention.

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