Living Between Memory And Forgetfulness: The Hippocampus and How We Know the World

Memory is a key function of the brain that allows us to encode, store, and retrieve information. This book explores the crucial role of the hippocampus in memory formation, describing the different types of memory, how memories are stored, and the factors that affect their retention. It also addresses forgetting and its relationship to the process of memory consolidation.Ideal for those wanting to understand how the brain influences learning and mental health, it presents the latest advancements in cognitive intelligence and neuroscience in an accessible way for all readers.Read more