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Involuntary memory chaining versus event cueing: Which is a better indicator of autobiographical memory organisation?

Memory, 2010
Involuntary memory chains are spontaneous recollections of the past that occur in a sequence. Much like semantic memory priming, this memory phenomenon has provided some insights into the nature of associations in autobiographical memory. The event-cueing procedure (a laboratory-based memory sequencing task) has also provided some insights into the ...
John H, Mace, Amanda M, Clevinger, Cody, Martin   +2 more
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Involuntary conscious memory facilitates cued recall performance: Further evidence that chaining occurs during voluntary recall

The American Journal of Psychology, 2009
Abstract Recent studies have shown that conscious recollection of the past occurs spontaneously when subjects voluntarily recall their own past experiences or a list of previously studied words. Naturalistic diary studies and laboratory studies of this phenomenon, often called involuntary conscious memory (ICM), show that it occurs in 2 ...
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