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Title: Transient susceptibility to interference at event boundaries impacts long-term memory of naturalistic episodes.
Authors: Bernhard, Hannah (AUTHOR), Gaidosch, Anna (AUTHOR), Rouhl, Rob P. W. (AUTHOR), Van Kranen-Mastenbroek, Vivianne H. J. M. (AUTHOR), Jansma, Bernadette M. (AUTHOR), de Weerd, Peter (AUTHOR), Roberts, Mark J. (AUTHOR), Reithler, Joel (AUTHOR)
Source: Memory. Jan2025, Vol. 33 Issue 1, p123-133. 11p.
Subjects: Research funding, Prompts (Psychology), Data analysis, Episodic memory, Universities & colleges, Descriptive statistics, Confidence, Chi-squared test, Experimental design, Odds ratio, Intersex people, Statistics, Motion pictures, Comparative studies, Data analysis software, Time, Inter-observer reliability
Geographic Terms: Netherlands
Abstract: During ongoing narratives, event boundaries trigger processes relevant for subsequent memory. Previous work has shown that novel, unrelated input presented at an event boundary can retroactively interfere with short-term retention of the preceding event. This interference was attributed to a perturbation of offset-related processes taking place within seconds after encoding and supporting the binding of elements into a coherent event memory. However, the temporal specificity of this memory interference and whether its impact extends to longer retention delays has not been addressed. Here, participants viewed either individual or pairs of short narrative movie clips. Susceptibility to interference at event boundaries was probed by presenting the second clip either immediately after the first, or with a 2s encoding delay. In free and cued recall, after 20 min and 24 h, only memory for movie clips that were immediately followed by a second clip was reduced compared to clips shown in isolation. Intact offset-related processes (as indexed by successful recall of the first movie) did not negatively affect encoding of the subsequent clip. Together, these results indicate that the 2s time-window immediately after an event is relevant for successful consolidation and long-term retention of memory. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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