
doi: 10.1002/pchj.634
pmid: 36814086
AbstractMental time travel (MTT) refers to the ability to mentally re‐experience the past and pre‐experience the future. Here we briefly review impairments in MTT, its underlying cognitive and neural mechanisms, and ways to improve MTT in psychiatric patients. Future research directions on MTT are discussed.
Memory, Episodic, Mental Disorders, Imagination, Humans, Time
Memory, Episodic, Mental Disorders, Imagination, Humans, Time
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