Development of RememberingBrain Development and Neuroimaging Evidence

Learning to remember: The early ontogeny of episodic memory

“…These questions are important as the answers to them will form the cornerstone upon which our understanding of the development of episodic memory (which is believed to persist until the end of the first decade of life; Bauer et al, 2012 ) will be built. Moreover, addressing the paucity of neuroimaging data in the infant memory literature will also help to deal with the dearth of MRI studies in the wider developmental memory literature ( Thomas and Jorgenson, 2012 ).…”