Chair, Department of Psychology, University of North FloridaHO: Department of Clinical Psychological Science, Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience, Maastricht University

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• 1. Otgaar, Howe, Schwartz, & Toglia: What is Adaptive Memory? ; Section 1: Adaptive memory: What are the factors that drove the natural selection of memory? ; 2. Stanley B. Klein: Evolution, Memory, and the Role of Self-Referent Recall in Planning for the Future ; 3. Raoul Bell and Axel Buchner: Remembering cheaters ; 4. Daniel J. Burns and Joshua Hart: Living, Dying and Remembering: The Encoding Processes Involved in Survival Processing ; Section 2: Adaptive Memory: A Special Case for Survival Information and Processing? ; 5. Mark L. Howe and Mary H. Derbish: Adaptive memory: Survival processing, ancestral relevance, and the role of elaboration ; 6. Nicholas C. Soderstrom & Anne M. Cleary: On the Domain-Generality of Survival Processing Advantages in Memory ; 7. Jeanette Altarriba and Stephanie Kazanas: Survival Processing, Attention, and Interference ; 8. Toglia, M. P,, Leedy, A. D., Wilde, A. M., Baker, C. M. & & Dacey, E. M. Cognitive and social factors in the study of survival memory ; 9. Bennett L. Schwartz & Brock R. Brothers: Survival processing does not improve paired-associate learning ; 10. Edgar Erdfelder & Meike Kroneisen: Proximate cognitive mechanisms underlying the survival processing effect ; Section 3: Adaptive Memory in Distinctive populations ; 11. Memory Errors in Adaptive Recollections Henry Otgaar, Mark L. Howe, Tom Smeets, Linsey Raymaekers, & Johan van Beers ; 12. Linsey Raymaekers, Tom Smeets, Henry Otgaar, Maarten J.V. Peters & Harald Merckelbach: The Adaptive Value of Survival Processing in Childhood Trauma Victims ; 13. Corrina Maguinness and Fiona N. Newell: Recognising others: Adaptive changes to person recognition throughout the lifespan ; 14. Jennifer Vonk & Kelly W. Mosteller: Perceptual versus Conceptual Memory Processes in a Chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) ; 15. Patrick Douglas Sellers II and David F. Bjorklund: The Development of Adaptive Memory ; 16. James S. Nairne. Adaptive Memory: Controversies and Future Directions

Chair, Department of Psychology, University of North FloridaHO: Department of Clinical Psychological Science, Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience, Maastricht University

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• 1. Otgaar, Howe, Schwartz, & Toglia: What is Adaptive Memory? ; Section 1: Adaptive memory: What are the factors that drove the natural selection of memory? ; 2. Stanley B. Klein: Evolution, Memory, and the Role of Self-Referent Recall in Planning for the Future ; 3. Raoul Bell and Axel Buchner: Remembering cheaters ; 4. Daniel J. Burns and Joshua Hart: Living, Dying and Remembering: The Encoding Processes Involved in Survival Processing ; Section 2: Adaptive Memory: A Special Case for Survival Information and Processing? ; 5. Mark L. Howe and Mary H. Derbish: Adaptive memory: Survival processing, ancestral relevance, and the role of elaboration ; 6. Nicholas C. Soderstrom & Anne M. Cleary: On the Domain-Generality of Survival Processing Advantages in Memory ; 7. Jeanette Altarriba and Stephanie Kazanas: Survival Processing, Attention, and Interference ; 8. Toglia, M. P,, Leedy, A. D., Wilde, A. M., Baker, C. M. & & Dacey, E. M. Cognitive and social factors in the study of survival memory ; 9. Bennett L. Schwartz & Brock R. Brothers: Survival processing does not improve paired-associate learning ; 10. Edgar Erdfelder & Meike Kroneisen: Proximate cognitive mechanisms underlying the survival processing effect ; Section 3: Adaptive Memory in Distinctive populations ; 11. Memory Errors in Adaptive Recollections Henry Otgaar, Mark L. Howe, Tom Smeets, Linsey Raymaekers, & Johan van Beers ; 12. Linsey Raymaekers, Tom Smeets, Henry Otgaar, Maarten J.V. Peters & Harald Merckelbach: The Adaptive Value of Survival Processing in Childhood Trauma Victims ; 13. Corrina Maguinness and Fiona N. Newell: Recognising others: Adaptive changes to person recognition throughout the lifespan ; 14. Jennifer Vonk & Kelly W. Mosteller: Perceptual versus Conceptual Memory Processes in a Chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) ; 15. Patrick Douglas Sellers II and David F. Bjorklund: The Development of Adaptive Memory ; 16. James S. Nairne. Adaptive Memory: Controversies and Future Directions

Chair, Department of Psychology, University of North FloridaHO: Department of Clinical Psychological Science, Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience, Maastricht University

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• 1. Otgaar, Howe, Schwartz, & Toglia: What is Adaptive Memory? ; Section 1: Adaptive memory: What are the factors that drove the natural selection of memory? ; 2. Stanley B. Klein: Evolution, Memory, and the Role of Self-Referent Recall in Planning for the Future ; 3. Raoul Bell and Axel Buchner: Remembering cheaters ; 4. Daniel J. Burns and Joshua Hart: Living, Dying and Remembering: The Encoding Processes Involved in Survival Processing ; Section 2: Adaptive Memory: A Special Case for Survival Information and Processing? ; 5. Mark L. Howe and Mary H. Derbish: Adaptive memory: Survival processing, ancestral relevance, and the role of elaboration ; 6. Nicholas C. Soderstrom & Anne M. Cleary: On the Domain-Generality of Survival Processing Advantages in Memory ; 7. Jeanette Altarriba and Stephanie Kazanas: Survival Processing, Attention, and Interference ; 8. Toglia, M. P,, Leedy, A. D., Wilde, A. M., Baker, C. M. & & Dacey, E. M. Cognitive and social factors in the study of survival memory ; 9. Bennett L. Schwartz & Brock R. Brothers: Survival processing does not improve paired-associate learning ; 10. Edgar Erdfelder & Meike Kroneisen: Proximate cognitive mechanisms underlying the survival processing effect ; Section 3: Adaptive Memory in Distinctive populations ; 11. Memory Errors in Adaptive Recollections Henry Otgaar, Mark L. Howe, Tom Smeets, Linsey Raymaekers, & Johan van Beers ; 12. Linsey Raymaekers, Tom Smeets, Henry Otgaar, Maarten J.V. Peters & Harald Merckelbach: The Adaptive Value of Survival Processing in Childhood Trauma Victims ; 13. Corrina Maguinness and Fiona N. Newell: Recognising others: Adaptive changes to person recognition throughout the lifespan ; 14. Jennifer Vonk & Kelly W. Mosteller: Perceptual versus Conceptual Memory Processes in a Chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) ; 15. Patrick Douglas Sellers II and David F. Bjorklund: The Development of Adaptive Memory ; 16. James S. Nairne. Adaptive Memory: Controversies and Future Directions