First of all, thank you immensely for these lectures, it's been very helpful for my studies. Now secondly, in the context of retrieving memories and the activation of certain regions in the brain, do these have anything to do with the movements we do with our eyes when trying to retrieve a memory? If so, are these movements different for true and false memories?
I'm very glad you enjoy them! I feel like education should be free for those that wish to pursue it and so I decided to post all my lectures. I'm very glad that it is helpful in some way :) This is not something I've studied extensively but I do believe that there is a link between eye movements and episodic memory recall. I listed a couple of papers here that explore the role of eye movements and they appear to show that the movements are important for correct vs incorrect recall. journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0956797613498260 psycnet.apa.org/record/2008-00382-015
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First of all, thank you immensely for these lectures, it's been very helpful for my studies.
Now secondly, in the context of retrieving memories and the activation of certain regions in the brain, do these have anything to do with the movements we do with our eyes when trying to retrieve a memory? If so, are these movements different for true and false memories?
I'm very glad you enjoy them! I feel like education should be free for those that wish to pursue it and so I decided to post all my lectures. I'm very glad that it is helpful in some way :)
This is not something I've studied extensively but I do believe that there is a link between eye movements and episodic memory recall. I listed a couple of papers here that explore the role of eye movements and they appear to show that the movements are important for correct vs incorrect recall.
journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0956797613498260
psycnet.apa.org/record/2008-00382-015
@@thecellularrepublic9844 Thank you very much, I'll definitely read them :D