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The 15 pages that link to Episodic memory, each with the reason it gives.

• Collective memoryNarrower topic: It names an individual memory system often contrasted with socially organized remembrance.

• MemoryBroader topic: It captures the recollection of lived episodes rather than facts alone.

• NostalgiaNarrower topic: Its scene-like recollections supply much of nostalgia’s sense of returning to a moment.

• Alzheimer's diseaseRelated: Difficulty forming new episodic memories is often an early symptom.

• HippocampusRelated: Forming new episodic memories is among the hippocampus’s best-established functions.

• Autobiographical memoryBroader topic: It supplies the event-specific recollections that form one part of autobiographical memory.

• Episodic narrativeCompared with: The shared word can invite confusion, but this psychological concept is distinct from narrative form.

• ImaginationRelated: Recalled episodes supply details that imagination can recombine into scenes that never occurred.

• AmnesiaRelated: Loss of this system can erase recollection of personal experiences while leaving other knowledge intact.

• Mental imageryRelated: Recalled scenes can supply the content for mental images.

• Dissociative amnesiaRelated: Gaps in recollection of life events are often described in episodic terms.

• Recall (memory)Related: Recalling an episode involves retrieving details tied to a past event.

• Serial position effectNarrower topic: List recall is a laboratory case of remembering a sequence of recent experiences.

• ThoughtRelated: Remembered experiences supply material for reflection, imagination, and planning.

• Demis HassabisRelated: His doctoral research investigated how episodic memory supports imagination.