Autobiographical memories

How does the category adjustment model account for the variations in people’s ability to locate memories in time?

How quickly can people retrieve autobiographical information? How does this compare to information learned in the lab? What does this tell us about autobiographical memories?

What sort of neurological evidence supports the idea that there are different levels of autobiographical memories?

What is better remembered from autobiographical memories, the schemaconsistent or inconsistent details?

What are involuntary memories, and what are their characteristics? How do these relate to our understanding of PTSD?

In what ways is autobiographical memory like a story or narrative? How does this affect how autobiographical memories are remembered?

What are the two types of perspectives that that occur in an autobiographical memory? What sorts of factors influence which of these two occur?

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