Temporal Chunking Makes Life’s Events More Memorable

Polymeric Gas Separation Membranes: What Makes them Industrially more Attractive?

SVMs for the Temporal Expression Chunking Problem

Making the future memorable: The phenomenology of remembered future events.

Although our ability to remember future simulations conveys an adaptive advantage, enabling us to better prepare for upcoming events, the factors influencing the memorability of future simulations are not clear. In this study, participants generated future simulations that combined specific people, places and objects from memory, and for each trial, made a series of phenomenological ratings abo...

What is More Memorable, Counterintuitive Concepts Interpreted Metaphorically or Literally?

A survey of randomly selected sample of television advertisements indicated that a significant number of these ads contain counterintuitive concepts. This makes sense in light of recent findings that suggest that minimally counterintuitive ideas are more memorable than intuitive ideas. However, a subsequent experiment performed to investigate the role of context in the memorability of such conc...

Real-world objects are more memorable than photographs of objects

Research studies in psychology typically use two-dimensional (2D) images of objects as proxies for real-world three-dimensional (3D) stimuli. There are, however, a number of important differences between real objects and images that could influence cognition and behavior. Although human memory has been studied extensively, only a handful of studies have used real objects in the context of memor...