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Time Regained: How the Human Brain Constructs Memory for Time

2017-09-11

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Life’s episodes unfold against a context that changes with time. Recent neuroimaging studies have revealed significant findings about how specific areas of the human brain may support the representation of temporal information in memory. A consistent theme in these studies is that the hippocampus appears to play a central role in representing temporal context, as operationalized in neuroimaging studies of arbitrar...

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Literature Corpus work: e8777992-b264-5d57-a152-0ef122c1fc56
DOI: 10.1101/186601

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