Ruth Minkov, Clinical Neuropsychologist
Why a person can remember that an experience was exhausting, painful or relieving while having much less access to how it felt when making a similar decision later. The article examines autobiographical memory, aphantasia, alexithymia, interoception, affective working memory and affective forecasting, then considers practical ways to preserve information for future decisions.
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