Association between Anomalous Subjective Recall and Long-Range Temporal Correlations in Resting-State EEG: An Individual-Differences Study of Depersonalization Tendency
Kazuki Yamamoto, Jianhong Zhu, Junya Hashimoto et al. preprint
Anomalous subjective recall refers to autobiographical memories whose factual content can be retrieved but are not experienced as one’s own, instead feeling alien. It is thought to reflect disrupted temporal self-continuity during depersonalization; however, its neural basis remains poorly understood. Because task-based measures may be less suitable for capturing trait-like alterations in...