Essays on Episodic Memory

Introduction

Memory is defined as the multitude of abilities and capacities which human beings depend on to perform various life functions. This implies that the concept of memory is important in people regarding the way they remember life experiences hence every challenge that presents itself in understanding the functioning of the brain needs to be researched, and credible findings generated to improve the performance of human memory. Many people still wonder about the operation of the human brain and memory regarding the various functions performed and the way it influences forgetfulness among individuals. While other researchers have viewed the human ...

Sleep, Memory, And Aging. The Link between Slow-Wave Sleep and Episodic Memory Changes from Younger to Older Adults. Sleep, Memory, And Aging. The Link between Slow-Wave Sleep and Episodic Memory Changes from Younger to Older Adults.

Introduction

An interesting modern healthcare development has been found in the discovery of slow wave sleep in the reactivation of episodic memories. It, however, decreases its effect while the age of the patient is increasing. Also, little research has been found on the use of slow wave sleep on the elderly with the majority of the volunteers for the test being of the younger ...

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This journal relates to effects of active navigation and age on episodic memory published in the British Journal of Psychology. According to this journal, Episodic Memory (EM) decline with aging, and this is the main disabling consequence on the primary functions of memory needed to efficiently perform different activities in everyday life. These practices include such experiences as the location of personal items at one's residence (Hélène Sauzéon et al., 2015). Cognitive functions and memory in everyday life are intermingled with actions. Based on this study, sensorimotor in older adults is critical to memory performance and ...