Highlights•Episodic events are hierarchically represented across distinct brain regions.•The
mechanisms of forgetting differ across distinct levels in the episodic hierarchy.•Episodic …

Purpose Readers can draw on their knowledge of sound-to-letter map**s to form
expectations about the spellings of known spoken words prior to seeing them in written …

Representing events in episodic memory in a coherent manner requires that their
constituent elements are bound together. So far, only few moderators of these binding …

Remembering an experienced event in a coherent manner requires the binding of the
event's constituent elements. Such binding effects manifest as a stochastic dependency of …

Episodic recollection is defined by the re-experiencing of contextual and target details of a
past event. The base-rate dependency hypothesis assumes that the retrieval of one …

Remembering events coherently requires the binding of their constituting elements in
episodic memory. Considering various demonstrations of social motives influencing …

Emotion can color what we perceive and subsequently remember in myriad ways. Indeed, it
is well established that emotion enhances some aspects of memory, while impairing others …

Episodic memory binds together diverse elements of an event into a cohesive unit. This
property enables the reconstruction of multidimensional experiences when triggered by a …

Experienced events consist of several elements which need to be bound together in memory
to represent the event in a coherent manner. Given such bindings, the retrieval of one event …

Disgust is a basic emotion that promotes pathogen avoidance and can contaminate nearby
neutral stimuli. This study investigates how neutral stimuli, which have acquired disgust …