ALT Sunday April 14: Symposium (1:30-3:30pm): Hippocampal predictions link perception and memory Mariam Aly (talk #3), featuring work by Eren Günseli and Serra Favila: Hippocampal memories enable preparation for anticipated attentional goals Sunday April 14: Poster Session C (5:00-7:00pm): Craig Poskanzer, Hannah Tarder-Stoll, Raheema Javid, & Mariam Aly [C2] Do encoding and prediction compete or cooperate? Hannah Tarder-Stoll, Christopher Baldassano*, Mariam Aly* [C13] Flexible updating of hippocampal representations guides multi-step prediction Monday April 15: Poster Session D (8:00-10:00am): Cheyenne Wakeland-Hart and Mariam Aly [D62] Predicting image memorability from evoked feelings

ALT Figure showing a) the procedure for identifying "in the zone" and "out of the zone" attentional states; b) "out of the zone" attentional states are associated with more task errors than "in the zone" states; and c) "in the zone" attentional states are associated with better subsequent recall than "out of the zone" states.

ALT Figure showing that "in the zone" and "out of the zone" attentional states lead to memories that are similarly structured in time.

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