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Songs trigger memories of past experiences through neural cue association

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Songs frequently trigger vivid memories of past personal experiences by acting as potent neural cues associated with autobiographical memory networks.

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Music-evoked autobiographical memories in everyday life

2019 · cited by 81

Demonstrates that music frequently serves as an effective cue for autobiographical memories in everyday life.

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Phenomenological Differences in Music- and Television-Evoked Autobiographical Memories

2021 · cited by 32

Shows that music acts as a potent cue eliciting intense personal memories compared to other stimuli like television.

Comparing Methods for Analyzing Music-Evoked Autobiographical Memories

2020 · cited by 16

Compares music-evoked autobiographical memories to other cued memories, confirming music's role as a memory trigger.

Spontaneous Music-Evoked Autobiographical Memories in Individuals Experiencing Depression

2020 · cited by 9

Examines how listening to music triggers strong spontaneous memories of past personal events.

Qualities of music-evoked autobiographical memories are associated with auditory features of the memory-evoking music

2025 · cited by 2

Finds that auditory features of songs can predict the specific phenomenological and emotional qualities of the memories they evoke.

Eliciting Music-Evoked Autobiographical Memories (MEAMs) in Individuals with Mild Alzheimer’s Disease: A Case Series

2018 · cited by 0

Explores how music processing pathways link to autobiographical memory networks to activate personal event memories.

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