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International Conference on Memory Studies

📅 28–29 Apr 2027 📍 Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the psychological theories and models that underpin our understanding of memory. It aims to discuss the cognitive processes involved in memory encoding, storage, and retrieval.

This session focuses on how memory shapes tourism experiences and the narratives that emerge from them. It examines the interplay between personal memories and collective cultural heritage in tourism contexts.

This track delves into the biological and neurological underpinnings of memory processes. It seeks to bridge the gap between cognitive neuroscience and applied memory research.

This session investigates various types of memory, including declarative, procedural, and topographic memory. Discussions will include contemporary models that explain these different memory systems.

Focusing on the processes involved in memory retrieval, this track will address the factors that influence recall and recognition. It will also consider the implications of retrieval failures in both everyday life and clinical settings.

This session examines how memory functions within cultural contexts and its role in preserving heritage. It will explore sociological approaches to understanding collective memory and its impact on identity.

This track investigates the phenomenon of flashbulb memories, focusing on their emotional significance and the accuracy of recalled details. It will discuss the implications for understanding memory in high-stakes situations.

This session addresses the changes in memory function associated with aging and the assessment techniques used to evaluate memory in older adults. It will also explore interventions aimed at enhancing memory performance.

This track explores how digital technologies influence memory processes and experiences. It will consider the implications of digital memory aids and the impact of social media on collective memory.

Focusing on practical applications, this session will examine various mnemonic devices and techniques designed to enhance memory performance. Discussions will include their effectiveness and theoretical foundations.

This track critically evaluates the methodologies and assumptions underlying memory research. It aims to foster a dialogue on the limitations and ethical considerations in memory studies.