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29 May 2013: Forexample, when offered a choice between$50 immediately and $100 in six months,many people would opt for the smallersum. ... Clearly,people can wait for more than two minutesfor rewards, they just didn’t in Rosati andcolleagues’ study.

4 Jan 2022: Annual Review of Psychology. Brain Mechanisms Underlyingthe Subjective Experience ofRememberingJon S. Simons,1 Maureen Ritchey,2. and Charles Fernyhough31Department of Psychology, University of Cambridge, Cambridge CB2 3EB, United Kingdom;email:

8 Feb 2024: People in the Memory Laboratory.

27 Apr 2023: Jon Simons, PhD, FRSB. Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience, Department of Psychology. Deputy Head of the School of Biological Sciences. Fellow, Emmanuel College. Jon Simons is a cognitive neuroscientist at the University of Cambridge, where he leads

21 Feb 2024: Cambridge Memory Meeting. The aim of this Cambridge-wide memory group is to encourage interaction between the many local labs working on the psychology/neuroscience of short- and long-term memory, both human and non-human. The idea is for friendly,

4 Feb 2024: Based at theour research investigates the cognitive and brain mechanisms of human memory, focusing particularly on the subjective experience of remembering and how we use mental experiences to make sense of the world. This work involves

15 May 2023: Are you a 'super memoriser'? Test launched to find people with exceptional memories. ... Found: The particular brain fold that helps people distinguish between imagination and reality.

29 Oct 2021: However, he added that, for the majority of people, a "reality monitoring function" acted as a filter for imagined scenarios. ... In the people who did not remember correctly, activation in brain area 10 was reduced.

6 Jun 2023: Current PhD students in the lab are happy to discuss their experiences with potential applicants - they can be contacted via the [People] page.

28 Mar 2018: An example of a laboratory task. To help with this, we need people who are willing to come in and participate in our research. ... regions that are involved when people are performing our computerised tasks.