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LOCATION:Andere\,   
SUMMARY:Nitsch: Dr. Alexander Nitsch: Cognitive maps for memory and prospec
 tive decision making
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DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Dr. Alexander Nitsch\nInstitute of Speaker: Universit
 ät Hamburg\nTopics:\nPsychologie\n Location:\n  Name: Andere (BZW/ASG14)\
 n  Street:  \n  City:  \n  Phone: \n  Fax: \nDescription: <p>Cognitive map
 s in the hippocampal-entorhinal system\, traditionally known for represent
 ing spatial relationships\, have been proposed to provide a domain-general
  mechanism for organizing information. By encoding relationships between s
 tates more generally\, cognitive maps might support different types of mem
 ory and enable flexible behaviors such as prospective decision making. In 
 this talk\, I will present results of two neuroimaging studies probing the
  role of domain-general cognitive maps. I will examine the precise relatio
 nship between episodic and spatial memories in the hippocampus\, showing t
 hat the anterior hippocampus integrates both into a combined representatio
 n. Furthermore\, I will demonstrate that the entorhinal cortex represents 
 an abstract cognitive map of values to guide prospective decision making b
 y using a grid-like representation. Together\, these findings reconcile pr
 evious separate accounts of episodic and spatial hippocampal representatio
 ns and provide important evidence for even more abstract cognitive maps\, 
 emphasizing their pivotal role as a domain-general coding principle for or
 ganizing information.</p>
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