Memory

Abstract Memory: A Very Short Introduction explores how memories are stored and why some events from childhood seem as vivid as if they happened yesterday, while others fade. It delves into the brain processes that make memory possible and how they change with age. This VSI also examines why memory sometimes goes wrong and how easily others can manipulate our recollections. It shows how memory plays a crucial role in daily life and learning. The edition includes updates that reflect the latest findings on sleep and healthy ageing, offering new insights into the science of memory.