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  • Neuroscience
  • Comparative Cognition

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  • Tulving's research on memory and mental time travel provides a foundation.
  • Understanding the origins of future planning is crucial for cognitive science.
  • Episodic foresight's role in future planning remains an active area of research.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore memory and mental time travel using Tulving's research and the 'Spoon Test'.
  • To investigate the origins and role of mental time travel in future planning.
  • To examine comparative research on future planning in pre-verbal children and non-verbal animals.

Main Methods:

  • Review of Tulving's empirical and theoretical research on memory and mental time travel.
  • Analysis of the 'Spoon Test' as a measure of episodic memory.
  • Comparative analysis of studies on future planning and episodic foresight in pre-verbal children and non-verbal animals.

Main Results:

  • Tulving's work offers insights into the reconstructive nature of memory and future projection.
  • Comparative research suggests precursors to future planning exist in pre-verbal children and non-verbal animals.
  • Evidence indicates that future planning and episodic foresight can manifest as wordless thoughts.

Conclusions:

  • Memory and mental time travel are fundamental to future planning.
  • Episodic foresight in non-human species and pre-verbal children provides insights into the evolution of planning.
  • Wordless thought may represent a foundational form of future planning.