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Part I Basic Approach for Human Memory.- 1 Experimental Psychology Approaches to Human Memory.- 2 Functional Neuroimaging Approaches to Human Memory.- Part II Interacting Mechanisms of Human Memory with Social Cognition.- 3 Psychological and Neural Functions of Working Memory in Social Contexts.- 4 Neural Mechanisms Underlying the Effects of Emotional Arousal on Memory.- 5 Current Issues and Emerging Directions in the Impact of Emotion on Memory: A Review of Evidence from Brain Imaging Investigations.- 6 Modulatory Mechanism of Three-Layered Hierarchical Structure in Memories Associated with Rewards and Punishments: Evidence from Functional Neuroimaging Studies.- 7 The Self-Trait Evaluation Task: Exodus from the Cortical Midline Structure Dogma.- 8 Voluntary Suppression and Involuntary Repression: Brain Mechanisms for Forgetting Unpleasant Memories.- 9 The Impact of Interoception on Memory.- 10 Functional Neuroimaging Studies of Autobiographical Memory Retrieval: Past, Present and Future.- Part III Interacting Mechanisms of Human Memory with Social Cognition.- 11 Development of Recognition Memory for Faces during Infancy.- 12 Brain Maturation and Aging Using Large Brain MRI Database.- 13 Behavioral and Neural Mechanisms for Memory in Social Contexts.- 14 Structural and Functional Changes of Brain due to Childhood Maltreatment and Adversity.- Part IV Toward the Application of Memory Research into Our Society.- 15 Benefits of "Smart Ageing" Interventions Using Cognitive Training, Brain Training Game, Exercise, and Nutrition Intake on Aged Memory Functions in Healthy Elderly People.- 16 Cultural Psychology as a Form of Memory Research.- 17 Memory Practice in Society: Eyewitness Memory in Children and Forensic Interviews.- 18 Social Aging, Informatization, and Cognitive Tasks Required for Human Memory in Daily Lives: Problems Observed in a Usability Test for a Home-Use Medical Equipment.p>