Routledge Remembering: Attributions, Processes, and Control in Memory

Explore the complexities of human memory through this comprehensive collection of research. Published by Routledge as part of the Psychology Press Festschrift Series, this volume brings together 22 chapters from leading memory scientists. The content covers cutting-edge research on the nature of human memory, including several new empirical studies being released for the first time. This collection is inspired by the work of Larry Jacoby, specifically his focus on episodic memory. You will find detailed insights into the processes and mechanisms that allow individuals to remember their own past experiences. The book also examines how memory relates to various psychological phenomena, such as perception. This text serves as a significant resource for those studying cognition and cognitive psychology, offering a deep look into how we attribute, process, and control our mental recollections.