Editorial: Memories for the future

Our understanding of episodic memory has evolved significantly, revealing its critical Q8 Q6 Q14 role in shaping decision-making for current and future events. The Research Topic of “Memories for the future,” edited by Markus Boeckle, Nicky Clayton, and Ueli Kramer, spans theoretical work, pedagogical tools, and practical applications in psychotherapy and political decision-making.

Publication Details

Journal
Apollo (University of Cambridge)
Published
2024-10-02
DOI
https://doi.org/10.17863/cam.112424
Primary Topic
Identity, Memory, and Therapy
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Editorial: Memories for the future

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Identity, Memory, and Therapy
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Editorial: Memories for the future

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Abstract

Our understanding of episodic memory has evolved significantly, revealing its critical Q8 Q6 Q14 role in shaping decision-making for current and future events. The Research Topic of “Memories for the future,” edited by Markus Boeckle, Nicky Clayton, and Ueli Kramer, spans theoretical work, pedagogical tools, and practical applications in psychotherapy and political decision-making.

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