Jing Fu

Human parietal retrieval states prioritize an absent temporal reference to reconstruct event order

How the brain judges when something happened is thought to involve reconstruction—deriving temporal judgments from information recovered from memory rather than simply reading out a fixed temporal code. Testing this has been difficult because conventional tasks present both compared items at retrieval, so reinstatement...

Exploring the Interplay of Self-efficacy, Motivation, Critical Thinking, and Perceived Value in EFL Learning: A Social Cognitive Perspective