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Scientists sheds light on how our brains create mental "chapters" with new event segmentation study
Scientists sheds light on how our brains create mental “chapters” with new event segmentation study.
The brain actively segments experiences into events based on internal priorities, not just external changes, influencing memory and perception. This reveals how attention and goals shape our understanding and recall of life’s continuous narrative.
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