Adaptive Memory: Evolutionary Influences on Remembering @ProSocialWorld
Adaptive Memory: Evolutionary Influences on Remembering @ProSocialWorld
Uploaded June 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Interview of James Nairne, Purdue University. Nairne's research suggests that memory is "tuned" to solve specific fitness-relevant adaptive problems instead of being controlled by a few domain-general processes. Part of TVOL's Education Series
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Adaptive Memory: Evolutionary Influences on Remembering

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