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What can narratives tell us about the neural bases of human memory?

2020-02-14

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<p>Narratives are increasingly used to study naturalistic human memory and its brain mechanisms. Narratives—audiovisual movies, spoken stories, and written stories—consist of multiple inter-related and temporally unfolding events which are rich in semantic and emotional content. These characteristics drive intersubject neural synchrony in the default mode network, where abstract situation models are represented an...

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832575ba-90e5-55bf-ae7b-376fa29a0b05
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10.31234/osf.io/tz2s9
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