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Special Issue

Using Conscious Simulations to Revisit the Past, Interpret the Present, Consider the Counterfactual, and Anticipate the Future

Psychology of Consciousness: Theory, Research, and Practice
December 2020
(Vol.7, No.4)
ISBN:
978-1-4338-9438-1
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6160705
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American Psychological Association. (2020). Using Conscious Simulations to Revisit the Past, Interpret the Present, Consider the Counterfactual, and Anticipate the Future. https://www.apa.org/pubs/journals/cns/cns-conscious-simulations-pdf

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  • Remembering Possible Times: Memory for Details of Past, Future, and Counterfactual Simulations
    Felipe De Brigard, Bryce Gessell, Brenda W. Yang, Gregory Stewart, and Elizabeth J. Marsh
  • The Subject of Children’s Counterfactual Thoughts
    Sarah R. Beck
  • Just Another Variant of Psychological Distance? The Role of Visual Perspective  in Mental Simulation
    Brittany M. Tausen, Savannah Carpenter, and C. Neil Macrae
  • Mental Simulation in Narrative Comprehension and Construction
    Kristi A. Costabile
  • Episodic Simulation of Prosocial Interaction: Investigating the Roles of Memory and Imagination in Facilitating a Willingness to Help Others
    Brendan Gaesser and Zoë Fowler
  • More Than Just a Tweet: The Unconscious Impact of Forming Parasocial Relationships Through Social Media
    Elaine Paravati, Esha Naidu, Shira Gabriel, and Carl Wiedemann
  • Attention Influences Emotion, Judgment, and Decision Making to Explain Mental Simulation
    Kellen Mrkva, Jairo Ramos, and Leaf Van Boven