Orrin D Ware, Kerry A Lee, Brianna Lombardi, Daniel L Buccino, Jamey J Lister, Eunsong Park, Kate Roberts, Anthony Estreet, Tonya Van Deinse, Hannah Neukrug, Amy Blank Wilson, Daejun Park, Paul Lanier
Artificial Neural Network Analysis Examining Substance Use Problems Co-Occurring with Anxiety and Depressive Disorders Among Adults Receiving Mental Health Treatment
Journal of dual diagnosis
hippocampalentorhinal region supports memory episodic details temporal relations sequential events mnemonic constructions combining experiences inferential reasoning however unclear whether hippocampal event memories reflect temporal relations derived mnemonic constructions event order elapsing time whether sequence representations generalize temporal relations across similar sequences participants mnemonically constructed times events multiple sequences using infrequent cues experience passing time learning event representations anterior hippocampus reflected temporal relations based constructed times temporal relations generalized across sequences revealing distinct representational formats events different sequences structural knowledge time patterns abstracted different sequences biased construction specific event times findings demonstrate mnemonic construction generalization relational knowledge combine hippocampus consistent simulation scenarios episodic details structural knowledge