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Remembering how events unfold: Emotion and memory consolidation for naturalistic events
Although emotional content is known to strengthen memory consolidation, its influence on how the unfolding of events is retained over time has received little attention. Building on the finding that negative events are remembered with less temporal compression and richer detail than neutral events,
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