Episodic memory is the ability to remember the details of specific events.

Many parts of the episodic memory network became active again.

Episodic memories influence our thinking about ourselves, good and bad.

The research could eventually help scientists understand how episodic memory works in the brain.

However, this structure appears to be involved in episodic memory recall.

Episodic memory does not have any direct effect on how one imagines their future.

Pieces of information learned through episodic memory can be remembered and pictured in the mind.

Episodic memory is necessary for "time traveling": remembering your past.

A similar effect has been found with increases in semantic and episodic memory.

This remembering of personally experienced events is considered episodic memory.

This has been compared to episodic memory, previously thought unique to humans.

In this case the episodic memory being tested was the ability to remember the testing instructions.

For one thing, he argued that episodic memory required self-awareness.

Some examples of episodic memory would be remembering someone's name and what happened at your last interaction with each other.

Far more vulnerable is episodic memory, the ability to recall specific information about people, dates and events.

Nonetheless, many have cautioned making comparisons to human episodic memory.

The situation image is gradually transferred into an episodic memory (protocol).

She has also studied childhood amnesia and the development of episodic memory.

However, episodic memory, which refers to one's life experiences, is impaired.

Some scientists have narrowed it down to specifically spatial and episodic memory.

The study also wanted to compare human and primate performance on the task to show episodic memory.

This distortion impairs a person's ability to form new episodic memories.

Independent codes for spatial and episodic memory in the hippocampus.

Episodic memories are those that store specific events such as attending a class or flying to France.

Some researchers believe that episodic memories always rely on the hippocampus.