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Examining the correspondence between quantitative measures of episodic content and phenomenology of past and future autobiographical thoughts
Memories for the personal past and imaginings of the future can be examined via the participant’s subjective experience or a quantitative assessment of their episodic content. There is ongoing debate as to the relationship between these measures. Here we conducted two independent studies (n = 52 and
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