Roles of the Default Mode Network in Different Aspects of Self-representation When Remembering Social Autobiographical Memories
Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience March 22, 2024 Azusa Katsumi, Saeko Iwata, Takashi Tsukiura
Abstract Autobiographical memory (AM) is episodic memory for personally experienced events, in which self-representation is more important than that in laboratory-based memory. Theoretically, self-representation in a social context is categorized as the interpersonal self (IS) referred to in a social interaction with a person or the social-valued self (SS) based on the reputation of the self in...